FFL ammo transfer (from Internet)

[Esquire]

Which FFLs in SoCal (LA/OC/IE) accept internet ammo purchases? What are their fees for this service? I saw a thread listing two such FFLs in OC, but that was it. Any other FFLs, esp. in IE?

[aspenvalley]

I know on Target and Riflegear do. Contract them as the both have different fees and processes.

[acespawnshop]

Us.

[shootsocal_dave]

cwocauctions.com

[M1NM]

+1 for AcesPawn - great guys!

[Esquire]

Originally Posted by acespawnshop

Us.

what are the rates / fees / terms for ammo purchase transfer?

[fuddle]

29 Outdoor Gear in American Canyon accepts all deliveries without charging anything. However, they have to collect sales tax unless already paid.

[acespawnshop]

Originally Posted by Esquire

what are the rates / fees / terms for ammo purchase transfer?

$15 for ammo under $1000 order value or 10,000 rounds. Tax collected if not already by online vendor. Call for approval of orders over $1,000 or 10k rounds.

[Chewy65]

Originally Posted by aspenvalley

I know on Target and Riflegear do. Contract them as the both have different fees and processes.

Check out On Target's web site for fees. The last I looked it was pretty pricy.

[RoundEye]

Wowsers, ammo dealers are collecting sales tax on out of state ammo purchases? I assume that is in addition to the "transfer fee".

Was this in the conditions of obtaining an ammo dealers license?

[edgerly779]

^^^ Of course you have to pay it one way or another.

[kemasa]

Originally Posted by RoundEye

Wowsers, ammo dealers are collecting sales tax on out of state ammo purchases? I assume that is in addition to the "transfer fee".

Was this in the conditions of obtaining an ammo dealers license?

Read your CA income tax return. You are required to pay tax on purchases from out of state.

As a CA business, anything which goes through the business is subject to the law, which includes sales tax.

The CA FFL does not get anything for collecting the sales tax, in fact, it often costs money, in addition to time and effort.

[acespawnshop]

Originally Posted by RoundEye

Wowsers, ammo dealers are collecting sales tax on out of state ammo purchases? I assume that is in addition to the "transfer fee".

Was this in the conditions of obtaining an ammo dealers license?

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s....php?t=1410115

Already discussed in detail here.

[edgerly779]

^^ Since ftf ppt ammo transfers do not go thru business are you collecting sales tax?

[kemasa]

Originally Posted by edgerly779

^^ Since ftf ppt ammo transfers do not go thru business are you collecting sales tax?

I posted a letter from the CDTFA (formerly the BOE) regarding sales tax and ammo in the Master FAQ sales tax thread.

The summary is that an occasional sale from a private party, within the state or not, may not be subject to sales tax.

[peppermintman]

Originally Posted by RoundEye

Wowsers, ammo dealers are collecting sales tax on out of state ammo purchases? I assume that is in addition to the "transfer fee".

Was this in the conditions of obtaining an ammo dealers license?

Yea double on the "Wowsers!" How about between private party type sales. Anyone know if sales tax still appplies?

[upsdude]

no tax on private party transfers


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[kemasa]

Originally Posted by upsdude

no tax on private party transfers

That is not always the case. It has to be an occasional sale and the dealer can't get involved in finding the buyer/seller or get involved in the price.