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Pennsylvania Bill of Sale
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Pennsylvania at a glance: PennDOT Form: MV-4ST (combined bill of sale and tax return) · Notarization Required: No · Odometer Disclosure: Required
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Overview
Bills of Sale in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania requires a bill of sale for motor vehicle private sales to complete title transfer at PennDOT. Pennsylvania uses Form MV-4ST (Vehicle Sales and Use Tax Return/Application for Registration) which combines the bill of sale and tax return.
Pennsylvania charges 6% sales tax on vehicle purchases. For private sales where the purchase price is significantly below market value, PennDOT may use the "book value" for tax calculation.
Key Facts
Pennsylvania Bill of Sale — Quick Reference
| Requirement | Pennsylvania Rule |
|---|---|
| PennDOT Form | MV-4ST (combined bill of sale and tax return) |
| Notarization Required | No |
| Odometer Disclosure | Required |
| Title Transfer Deadline | 10 days for seller to deliver title |
| Sales Tax | 6% (plus 2% local for Philadelphia/Allegheny) |
Legal Requirements
Pennsylvania Legal Requirements
- Form MV-4ST required for registration and tax payment.
- Seller must deliver the signed title to buyer within 10 days.
- Odometer disclosure required.
- Buyer pays 6% sales tax (8% in Philadelphia and Allegheny County).
Governing Laws
Pennsylvania Governing Laws
Read the full text of these laws at Cornell Law School's Pennsylvania legal resources or your state legislature's official website.
Questions & Answers
Pennsylvania Bill of Sale — Frequently Asked Questions
What is Form MV-4ST in Pennsylvania?
MV-4ST is PennDOT's combined Vehicle Sales and Use Tax Return and Application for Registration. It serves as the bill of sale and tax form, and must be completed by the buyer to register the vehicle.
Does a Pennsylvania bill of sale need to be notarized?
No. Pennsylvania does not require notarization for vehicle bills of sale.
How long does the seller have to transfer the title in Pennsylvania?
The seller must deliver the signed title to the buyer within 10 days of the sale.