How to Legally Avoid Sales Tax on Big Purchases (My $1,200 Wedding Ring Hack)

17 Dec 2025 · 4 min
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Dan Novaes explains a legal method to avoid state sales tax on large purchases by using a freight-forwarding mailbox/address in a no-sales-tax state (examples named: Oregon, Delaware, Montana). He illustrates the technique with a personal wedding-ring anecdote and concrete math: a $10,000 ring that would incur ~8–10% sales tax (he uses 10% for easy math) can instead be shipped to a freight-forwarding box (≈$25 fee) and forwarded to the buyer, yielding substantial savings. He extends the recommendation to business purchases (computers, cameras, office equipment) and invites viewers to join his free community.

Questions this video answers

Oregon, Delaware, and Montana.

$10,000 (wedding ring example).

About 8–10%; he uses 10% for easy math.

$1,000.

$25 per shipment (approximate).

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