Moved- anyone hear of this?
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Never heard of it.
Vt uses NADA guides.
If your bill of sale does not fall in between the high and low range they charge you the average, the you have 30 days to get a dealer appraisal done for a sales tax rebate.
If you paid taxes in California and can prove it shouldn't you recieve a tax credit for the amount paid.
Vt uses NADA guides.
If your bill of sale does not fall in between the high and low range they charge you the average, the you have 30 days to get a dealer appraisal done for a sales tax rebate.
If you paid taxes in California and can prove it shouldn't you recieve a tax credit for the amount paid.
Not much of a DMV then.
We don't pax excise or property tax , just a 6% sales tax once upon purchase.
Our DMV is equipped to handle cars , boats, ATV's , motorcycles,snowmobiles, trailers both light and heavy, any kind of farm equipment possible.
Louisiana should wake up and see the new millenium.
And people call us Woodchucks . ( LOL)
P.S. You think they would have a form to bring the dealer for amount with there dealer # and signature.
We don't pax excise or property tax , just a 6% sales tax once upon purchase.
Our DMV is equipped to handle cars , boats, ATV's , motorcycles,snowmobiles, trailers both light and heavy, any kind of farm equipment possible.
Louisiana should wake up and see the new millenium.
And people call us Woodchucks . ( LOL)
P.S. You think they would have a form to bring the dealer for amount with there dealer # and signature.
Another efficent state buracuracy I see.
To bad they have got you by the short and curlies.
How about this option, obtain dual residency.
That is what I do having homes in Vt & Ct.
All my vehicles are registered in Vt where there is no property tax vs. Ct which has it.
It's legal and much easier on the wallet.
So maintain a California address and keep the plates you have.
All the older snowbirds that flock from New England to Florida each winter do it too.
To bad they have got you by the short and curlies.
How about this option, obtain dual residency.
That is what I do having homes in Vt & Ct.
All my vehicles are registered in Vt where there is no property tax vs. Ct which has it.
It's legal and much easier on the wallet.
So maintain a California address and keep the plates you have.
All the older snowbirds that flock from New England to Florida each winter do it too.
Yes, Timmy, but you have snow there!
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NC has something similar. You pay a 'use' tax at DMV and then property tax at your county.
If it's a 'use-tax' you're gonna have to pay. It's a sunk cost. I called our DMV once after selling my car and asked for a refund of the use tax and they said once you pay, you pay. Everyone who does a title transfer pays.
Funny they don't have a MC Nada Guide.... 4 trips is a bit crazy.
Inefficient government!
If it's a 'use-tax' you're gonna have to pay. It's a sunk cost. I called our DMV once after selling my car and asked for a refund of the use tax and they said once you pay, you pay. Everyone who does a title transfer pays.
Funny they don't have a MC Nada Guide.... 4 trips is a bit crazy.
What else would you use for the snowmachines to ride on.PM -->
Yes, Timmy, but you have snow there!TIMMYDUCK @ Oct. 19 2007 said:
Winter and the 4 New England seasons rock.
I know the weather in San Diego for the next five years.
Sunny with intermittent chances of earthquakes and fires.
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