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Sales Tax Exemption

Sales Tax Exemption: Automotive Adaptive Equipment for Disabled Veterans

Washington state does not charge sales tax on the purchase of automotive adaptive equipment (hand controls, wheelchair lifts, etc.) for disabled veterans.

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Last checked: 2026-05-21

Restrictions

Equipment must be purchased for the veteran's personal use. The page lists this as a separate tax exemption category from the adapted housing exemption.

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