Subject	Re: DMV question..careful
Posted by	kentatwater on August 02, 2001 at 12:24 PM
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In Reply To	DMV question posted by Z28Skagen on August 02, 2001 at 11:47 AM
Message	In some states, Florida for one, if you under value the price of a car on a title application or tag application guess what you get in the mail....a bill for the taxes you owe between the stated under value and the fair market value! The only way to contest it is to appear before a notary and prove that is what you paid for the car! Find out if your state is one that does that. In NC sales tax on person to person is only 3%, why fight it?
Follow Ups	DMV question - Z28Skagen 11:47:02 08/02/01 Very common. Have the owner make a 'fake' $40.oo receipt tho (n/m) - niXit 11:50:26 08/02/01 say you got it as a gift??? (n/m) - Slobo7x 13:44:16 08/02/01 ive done that before... no probs (n/m) - snave 14:15:18 08/02/01 lol...I paid $6k for my 99 Jeep Wrangler ;-) (n/m) - wesman [92TT-less ] 11:51:42 08/02/01 Hehe...i got an idea... - Jayman-Z 11:55:57 08/02/01 nope. it's usually a city tax, not federal. - niXit 11:59:39 08/02/01 Re: DMV question - peter128m 11:56:21 08/02/01 just have them write 'poor condition' on recipt also (n/m) - damaged(pittsburgh) 12:01:58 08/02/01 thanks - Z28Skagen 12:03:52 08/02/01 Some states do not charge for private party sales - Chip 12:04:41 08/02/01 DMV will ask to see the Bill of Sale - GamblerZ 12:05:11 08/02/01 Re: DMV question..careful - kentatwater 12:24:58 08/02/01 NY St. will use Kelly BB to verify if it looks low. (n/m) - Gordo 93TT NYC 12:38:37 08/02/01 Doesn't work in WA state - VanillaIce 13:24:09 08/02/01 Same in MA. They'll inspect it too, if they're suspicious. (n/m) - John P. 13:41:15 08/02/01 in Texas, I asked the last owner of my Z write $5k on the - FLY 1 (Dallaz) 14:33:58 08/02/01 in MS, they go by the original retail value, regardless of - Sweep 16:38:46 08/02/01
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