Do dirt bikes, all-terrain vehicles, and snowmobiles qualify for the exemption?
No. They are not vehicles suitable for operation on a highway, and therefore, are not motor vehicles. Connecticut sales and use taxes are due on the sale of all dirt bikes, all-terrain vehicles, and snowmobiles unless they are delivered by the retailer outside Connecticut. 14. Are extended warranty contracts sold to nonresidents taxable? Yes, when the maintenance, repair, or warranty contract is sold at the time of the sale of the motor vehicle, or prior to the delivery of the motor vehicle. This is regardless of whether the sale of the motor vehicle is exempt under Conn. Gen. Stat. 12-412(60). If, however, the sale of the contract for maintenance, repair, or warranty takes place after the sale and delivery of the motor vehicle, the contract is deemed to be sold at the location where the vehicle is registered. 15. Can an Indian tribe located in Connecticut purchase tax exempt a motor vehicle to be awarded as a prize? A federally recognized Indian tribe located in Connecticut that purch
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