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Re: Interesting Article on Avoiding Boat Sales Tax
Originally Posted by Sloman
my neighbor got popped every time the DNR came in our creek they noted it on the lift with a FL port finally he got a bill. he went to fight it and they had a long list of where the boat was spotted even at the local bars :eek:
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Re: Interesting Article on Avoiding Boat Sales Tax
aren't most of them like 60 or 90 days in a row? if it isn't a big cruiser, just pull it out every couple of months and take it and wash it and fill it up somewhere else and take a pic... that is how it is written in MO, has to be 60 days straight i believe before they want some money.... :D
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Re: Interesting Article on Avoiding Boat Sales Tax
Originally Posted by Sean H
aren't most of them like 60 or 90 days in a row? if it isn't a big cruiser, just pull it out every couple of months and take it and wash it and fill it up somewhere else and take a pic... that is how it is written in MO, has to be 60 days straight i believe before they want some money.... :D
Yes it is. but they look over a pierod of time.If they see it they'll get it. |
Re: Interesting Article on Avoiding Boat Sales Tax
Originally Posted by Pantera1
No sales or property tax ?? Where do they get you ?
I have done this for 4-5 years so far. It helps that my boat moves from our dock to my back yard occasionally and spends the winter in an indoor building,...makes it harder to track. I have DL numbers on my boat and pay a small amount to register it in that state. I use a Company in DL that handles all this stuff. They have over 7,000 corps. set up for people that have boats and airplanes. $3XX.00 the first year to set-up and $140ish each year in cost to maintain corp status. Sales tax in VA would have been much worse. |
Re: Interesting Article on Avoiding Boat Sales Tax
California used to have an exemption on sales tax if the boat was owned somewhere else for 90 days.. Many people were taking delivery in a port in Mexico... waiting 90 days and then bringing the boat into the state... They just changed the law from 90 days to 365,,, So... if you want to wait a year without having your boat in the US.. then you can save on the sales tax here. I'd rather do the Delaware deal.. Keep the boat there for a year and then bring it to California.
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Re: Interesting Article on Avoiding Boat Sales Tax
Originally Posted by t500hps
Where does DL get you? I don't know or care....I don't live there. isn't gambling legal there?
I have done this for 4-5 years so far. It helps that my boat moves from our dock to my back yard occasionally and spends the winter in an indoor building,...makes it harder to track. I have DL numbers on my boat and pay a small amount to register it in that state. I use a Company in DL that handles all this stuff. They have over 7,000 corps. set up for people that have boats and airplanes. $3XX.00 the first year to set-up and $140ish each year in cost to maintain corp status. Sales tax in VA would have been much worse. |
Re: Interesting Article on Avoiding Boat Sales Tax
Originally Posted by Love Machine
You just better hope the MAN isn't reading these forums! :evilb:
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Re: Interesting Article on Avoiding Boat Sales Tax
Originally Posted by Pantera1
Just buy it in NH :D
Some MA guys will register under NH address and dock in MA, MA DOR guys look for this and some get caught. |
Re: Interesting Article on Avoiding Boat Sales Tax
Originally Posted by CMG
Absolutely
Some MA guys will register under NH address and dock in MA, MA DOR guys look for this and some get caught. |
Re: Interesting Article on Avoiding Boat Sales Tax
Originally Posted by Pantera1
Good ole MA where fat Teddy and His Buddy John (reporting for duty) Kerry want you to ahh pay your ahh taxes there ahh. :rolleyes:
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