Areas JB serves
JB works with buyers across Northern Virginia, Washington, DC and Maryland.
Each area page explains the tax and title rules for buyers there, links the official source, and opens the payment calculator on the right state.
Northern Virginia
Buyers who title in Virginia pay the state's motor vehicle sales and use tax, and a trade-in doesn't lower it.
- Fairfax County From McLean to Centreville: Beltway commutes, Silver Line station cars and the City of Fairfax question.
- Loudoun County Greenway or Route 7, gravel roads out west, and which Loudoun towns add their own vehicle charges.
- Prince William County I-95 and I-66 commutes, VRE station cars, and the towns and cities inside the county's borders.
- Arlington Transit-first households, garage and permit parking, and cars that earn their space.
- Alexandria Old Town parking, the Wilson Bridge, and whether your Alexandria address is really Fairfax County.
- Sterling Route 28 merges, airport runs, and why Loudoun County, not a town, sends the car tax bill.
- Ashburn Silver Line station runs, third-row carpools, and Loudoun County's car tax for Ashburn addresses.
- Chantilly Route 50, Route 28 and I-66, towing on weekends, and the South Riding county question.
- Manassas Route 28 and Route 234 commutes, the VRE Manassas Line, and city versus county car tax.
- Woodbridge The 95 Express Lanes, Route 1 traffic, VRE riders, and Prince William County's car tax.
Washington, DC
The District's excise tax depends on the car's weight and city fuel economy.
Maryland
Maryland's excise titling tax applies, and a trade-in lowers the taxable price.