noise rules vs race boat
05-27-2005, 08:42 AM
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Re: noise rules vs race boat
I would think owning or having a sales reciept saying its a "Race Boat" will have some insurance implications.
In NJ Ive also come up against a "Title Jump" with my new (to me) boat. This is where the boat passes from an owner that never registers it, to a new owner that tries to. It must be registered with every owner, obviously they are looking for sales tax revenue. Now try going backwards and telling the guy you bought it from he has to dish out 10k for sales tax
In NJ Ive also come up against a "Title Jump" with my new (to me) boat. This is where the boat passes from an owner that never registers it, to a new owner that tries to. It must be registered with every owner, obviously they are looking for sales tax revenue. Now try going backwards and telling the guy you bought it from he has to dish out 10k for sales tax
05-27-2005, 11:08 AM
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Re: noise rules vs race boat
Originally Posted by Tantrum
I would think owning or having a sales reciept saying its a "Race Boat" will have some insurance implications.
In NJ Ive also come up against a "Title Jump" with my new (to me) boat. This is where the boat passes from an owner that never registers it, to a new owner that tries to. It must be registered with every owner, obviously they are looking for sales tax revenue. Now try going backwards and telling the guy you bought it from he has to dish out 10k for sales tax
In NJ Ive also come up against a "Title Jump" with my new (to me) boat. This is where the boat passes from an owner that never registers it, to a new owner that tries to. It must be registered with every owner, obviously they are looking for sales tax revenue. Now try going backwards and telling the guy you bought it from he has to dish out 10k for sales tax
05-27-2005, 11:12 AM
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Re: noise rules vs race boat
Originally Posted by License To Thrill
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