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10/11/2007 5:06:13 AM EDT
Just sold an NFA item.  Its on a F4 and I need to transfer it to my dealer, so he can transfer it out of state.  Do I do a F3 to him and pay the tax or is it a F4 to him with tax paid, then he does a F3 to the other dealer?  Thanks






PS  Just unsure as never Sold an NFA before, only bought
10/11/2007 5:47:24 AM EDT
[#1]
Whenever an non-SOT holder is a party to a transfer, it is on a Form 4 tax paid.

So you would transfer to your in-state dealer via Form 4 and pay a tax.  Then your dealer transfers to the buyer's SOT via a Form 3.  Then the buyer gets it via a Form 4 (2nd tax) transfer to him.
10/11/2007 6:00:40 AM EDT
[#2]
Actually, you can transfer it directly to his out of state dealer on a Form 4.

This does not save a tax, but it does save time (one less tax free transfer)
10/11/2007 7:34:32 AM EDT
[#3]
that is correct.

an SOT Class 3 dealer is an SOT class dealer no matter what state they are in.  They can receive class 3 weapons from out of state individuals.  I just went through this myself 3 months ago.

Transfer it via F4 to the buyers dealer out of state.  From that point on he will transfer it to your buyer.

I dont know where people are getting these 2 dealers needed idea..   The whole point of being an SOT class 3 dealer is so you  CAN get stuff out of state.

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