Sales Tax Mobile Homes

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Sales tax on mobile homes in new york depends on their classification as tangible personal property or real estate. Mobile homes sold as personal property are typically subject to sales tax. If permanently affixed to real estate, they may be considered real property and potentially exempt from sales tax. For specific legal references, consult new york real property law and relevant tax law sections. Seek advice from a local tax advisor for detailed guidance.

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o am asking for new york
In New York, sales tax on mobile homes can vary based on whether the mobile home is considered tangible personal property or real estate. Here are some general points:
- Mobile homes are typically subject to sales tax when sold as tangible personal property.
- If permanently affixed to real estate, it may be treated as real property, possibly exempting it from sales tax.
- Consult a local tax advisor for specific guidance related to your situation.
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can you guide me where in the law i can see about affixed to real estate
In New York, the classification of mobile homes as real estate or personal property can be found in:
- New York Real Property Law, which may include definitions and classifications relevant to affixed structures.
- Tax Law sections that address sales tax on tangible personal property and real property.
For precise legal references, consulting a tax advisor or legal professional is recommended.