Fredericton, NB Bill of Sale
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Bill of Sale in Fredericton, NB
Fredericton is New Brunswick's capital with a government-worker driven vehicle market. Service New Brunswick handles registrations, and buyers pay 15% Provincial Vehicle Tax (PVT), not HST, on private vehicle sales.
Where to transfer ownership in Fredericton
- Service New Brunswick has multiple offices across the Fredericton area
- Both buyer and seller should ideally attend SNB together
- New Brunswick requires an inspection at transfer only for vehicles valued at $1,000 or less (within 30 days before the transfer)
- 15% Provincial Vehicle Tax (PVT), not HST, applies to private vehicle sales
- Government employee turnover creates a steady supply of late-model well-maintained vehicles
Fredericton registry / service locations
- Downtown Fredericton: Queen Street / King Street Service NB offices
- Fredericton North: Brookside Drive area
- Oromocto area (nearby) serves many Fredericton buyers
Tips for Fredericton buyers & sellers
- Fredericton Police Force safe exchange zones available
- Regent Mall and Brookside Mall parking lots are popular meeting spots
- 15% PVT is significant, and it is charged on the higher of the price or the Red Book value — factor it into your total purchase budget
- Government-owned vehicles (crown fleet disposals) are sold at auction in Fredericton — good source for well-maintained vehicles
- Check for river-valley fog and humidity corrosion on older vehicles
Provincial requirements (New Brunswick)
New Brunswick charges 15% Provincial Vehicle Tax (PVT) on private sales, on the higher of the price or the Canadian Red Book average wholesale value. Service New Brunswick collects it at the transfer. In a private sale the licence plate stays with the vehicle.