Whitehorse, YT Bill of Sale
Generate a free bill of sale for transactions in Whitehorse, Yukon. No sales tax applies to a private sale: Yukon has no territorial sales tax, and GST does not generally apply between private individuals. Buying from a dealer adds 5% GST. Download as PDF instantly.
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Bill of Sale in Whitehorse, YT
Whitehorse is Yukon's capital and by far its largest city, accounting for the vast majority of the territory's vehicle market. Motor Vehicles Branch handles all registrations; a private sale pays no GST and no territorial sales tax — dealers charge 5% GST.
Where to transfer ownership in Whitehorse
- Yukon Motor Vehicles Branch (MVB) on 2nd Avenue handles all vehicle registrations
- No GST on a private sale (5% GST only from a dealer) — no Yukon territorial sales tax
- Vehicles must meet federal Transport Canada standards
- Many Whitehorse vehicles are brought in from BC or Alberta
- Extreme Yukon cold (-40°C typical) means all vehicles must be cold-weather capable
Whitehorse registry / service locations
- Whitehorse: Motor Vehicles office, Gold Creek Building, Unit A, 2251 – 2nd Avenue
- Multiple auto services along 4th Avenue and range roads
Tips for Whitehorse buyers & sellers
- RCMP Whitehorse detachment for safe exchanges
- Yukon Centre Mall and WalMart parking are popular meeting spots
- All Whitehorse vehicles should have functioning block heaters — test before buying
- The Alaska Highway brings highway-mileage vehicles from BC and Alaska — verify maintenance records
- No sales tax on a private sale: a $20,000 truck bought privately costs $0 in tax — excellent value vs. BC or Ontario
Provincial requirements (Yukon)
Yukon has no territorial sales tax, and GST does not generally apply to a private sale. So a private buyer pays no sales tax. The seller's registration ends at the sale, and the seller keeps the plates. The buyer registers at any Government of Yukon Motor Vehicles office before driving.