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发表于 2020-12-22 12:19:39
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Buying and selling cars in Ontario without an OMVIC license is a grey area. They call it curbsiding and although they cannot make too much trouble for you, they will remember you and hold you to any liable issues which come up, such as a car that may fail and involve a death in an accident. Getting your OMVIC license is not expensive and there are several levels of dealer you can have. Some do not involve a property to view vehicles. I suggest you look into it. There is a course to take, and it's not expensive and if you can study and focus well it will be finished fast. Good luck.
And to answer your question, the buyer pays HST directly to Service Ontario when they transfer the vehicle to their name. Technically the person selling the car needs it to be in their name so you would have also paid the HST. When buying a car, you have 6 days to transfer the vehicle. To sell a car you bought and didn't place in your name is not allowed but we do it all the time. The Ontario government want's their tax, but they also want to protect the consumer. All issues with a vehicle need full discloser too. Be sure in writing that you do not assure the vehicle is in good safe condition and requires a safety. Even the buyer may not sue you if the car should kill someone or damage others property due to an unsafe car but it is certain the insurance company will go after you. I speak from experience in this matter. Never admit to buying and selling for profit. It is kind of OK to buy a vehicle and decide not to keep it just doing it several times is obviously CurbSiding. Understand that if you should buy a car and the seller tells you of an unsafe issue which may kill someone after you sell it, and you did not tell the person you sold it to, it can lead to disastrous financial problems for you. This is how things happen nowadays. |
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