Montana Registration
10-14-2017, 11:50 PM
#76
Rennlist Member
10-15-2017, 12:26 AM
#77
Race Director
Want lower taxes? Move to a state with them. Have to pay to play, and if one is ok with breaking the law then you’re rolling the dice. It’s your own business and have to face the consequences if/when that happens. Do what you want.
I’m sure this thread and common knowledge of this in other places will raise quite a few flags.
I’m sure this thread and common knowledge of this in other places will raise quite a few flags.
10-15-2017, 12:50 AM
#79
RL Community Team
Rennlist Member
Rennlist Member
10-15-2017, 11:06 AM
#81
Rennlist Member
My residence is NH, with no sales or incomes taxes, there's an unearned (!?) income tax though.
Minimal yearly state and local registration fees.
If I keep a NH plated car at a rented property in CA, but I'm never there for more than 29 days in a row, am I technically in violation of a CA law or statute?
10-15-2017, 12:09 PM
#82
Rennlist Member
Originally Posted by d00d
Is it you, the car, or both?
My residence is NH, with no sales or incomes taxes, there's an unearned (!?) income tax though.
Minimal yearly state and local registration fees.
If I keep a NH plated car at a rented property in CA, but I'm never there for more than 29 days in a row, am I technically in violation of a CA law or statute?
My residence is NH, with no sales or incomes taxes, there's an unearned (!?) income tax though.
Minimal yearly state and local registration fees.
If I keep a NH plated car at a rented property in CA, but I'm never there for more than 29 days in a row, am I technically in violation of a CA law or statute?
10-15-2017, 12:36 PM
#83
Is it you, the car, or both?
My residence is NH, with no sales or incomes taxes, there's an unearned (!?) income tax though.
Minimal yearly state and local registration fees.
If I keep a NH plated car at a rented property in CA, but I'm never there for more than 29 days in a row, am I technically in violation of a CA law or statute?
My residence is NH, with no sales or incomes taxes, there's an unearned (!?) income tax though.
Minimal yearly state and local registration fees.
If I keep a NH plated car at a rented property in CA, but I'm never there for more than 29 days in a row, am I technically in violation of a CA law or statute?
10-15-2017, 06:48 PM
#85
In Rennlist's defense, you did come on a public internet discussion forum and willingly disclose that you were doing this. You can't really get upset when people discuss it and, as statistics would predict, some take issue with it. It's tax evasion, however small, and some people have a problem with it. And people tend to discuss things on discussion forums.
10-15-2017, 07:50 PM
#86
In Rennlist's defense, you did come on a public internet discussion forum and willingly disclose that you were doing this. You can't really get upset when people discuss it and, as statistics would predict, some take issue with it. It's tax evasion, however small, and some people have a problem with it. And people tend to discuss things on discussion forums.
And discussing the situation with the officer and inferring that he would agree with your tax situation could really get you into a lot of trouble, despite the fact that there was mention of shut the F up and all.
10-15-2017, 11:15 PM
#87
Drifting
In Rennlist's defense, you did come on a public internet discussion forum and willingly disclose that you were doing this. You can't really get upset when people discuss it and, as statistics would predict, some take issue with it. It's tax evasion, however small, and some people have a problem with it. And people tend to discuss things on discussion forums.
Setting up a Montana LLC is tax evasion - call the whistle blower hotline - lawyers set up the LLC as do CPA's.
Last edited by nuvolari612; 10-15-2017 at 11:31 PM.
10-15-2017, 11:21 PM
#88
Drifting
You have to agree - based on what please share.
10-15-2017, 11:21 PM
#89
Burning Brakes
Wow.
Setting up a Montana LLC is tax evasion - call the whistle blower hotline - lawyers set up the LLC as do CPA's.
I am not a fan for other reasons but plenty of guys do it - for the life who made some guys around here the judge and jury.
Do it don't do it who cares wtf someone else does - trust me if it bothered you so much post your tax return and let's analyze ... who cares the POTUS won't even show his and you hold the jail cell key to a fellow car guy to the forum ... WOW!
Setting up a Montana LLC is tax evasion - call the whistle blower hotline - lawyers set up the LLC as do CPA's.
I am not a fan for other reasons but plenty of guys do it - for the life who made some guys around here the judge and jury.
Do it don't do it who cares wtf someone else does - trust me if it bothered you so much post your tax return and let's analyze ... who cares the POTUS won't even show his and you hold the jail cell key to a fellow car guy to the forum ... WOW!
How many people speed, don't run a front plate, all the other bull****.
When you have 7 figure and higher tax bills, enough is enough. Most states are so poorly run if they were independent businesses they would be out of business.
10-15-2017, 11:36 PM
#90
Drifting
Guys with 10 figure incomes have dealer plates / Montana Alaska they seem fine with it when driving to their hangars.