anyone get sh*t for writing lower car sale price
09-25-2009, 07:36 AM
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Originally Posted by 05TurboS2k,Sep 24 2009, 01:49 PM
Done it a few times.
I don't believe in the gov't taxing what has already been paid for with taxed dollars twice.
I don't believe in the gov't taxing what has already been paid for with taxed dollars twice.
09-25-2009, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted by chairmnofthboard,Sep 25 2009, 07:34 AM
My insurance company pays what I'm into the car. So if I claim I paid XXXX amount, I will be covered for that car XXXX amount.
If you gift a car you still have to pay sales tax.
If you put down a really low price, you better have a story in case there's a teachers pet behind the counter.
I'm going to the DMV today to put a car in my name.
If you gift a car you still have to pay sales tax.
If you put down a really low price, you better have a story in case there's a teachers pet behind the counter.
I'm going to the DMV today to put a car in my name.
09-25-2009, 09:12 AM
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WAITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
just one second wait!!!!!
Background:
I have bought and sold over 150+ cars in 8 years. I buy from autions, out of state, and i sell locally,
if you go to the DMV make sure just in case!!!! to have a story
I buy cars from auction and sell them to the public, we both agree to put a XXXX amount on the car....
FROM A AUCTION
Its has alot to do with the type of car too!!!!
a civic going for 5,000 put down 1,600
a range rover for 19,000 put down at least 7,500
a Bently for 50,000 put down 20,000 at least
depends on the year damage, miles, and title
is the car salvage than you can get away easily because they down know the damge and cost of repairs!
Clean title, nice car (2008 E-class Benz) , low miles, purchased for 38,000 and say you put 8,000 than there lies a problem, they wont tell you, they will file a alert. DMV has police (if you didnt know).
[U]answer is YES i have gottin alot of crap from DMV over the years, and yes they will hunt you down if it looks suspicous. [\U]
This will work for you if you just drop 35% of what was paid/sold.
its the safest way IMO
GL
just one second wait!!!!!
Background:
I have bought and sold over 150+ cars in 8 years. I buy from autions, out of state, and i sell locally,
if you go to the DMV make sure just in case!!!! to have a story
I buy cars from auction and sell them to the public, we both agree to put a XXXX amount on the car....
FROM A AUCTION
Its has alot to do with the type of car too!!!!
a civic going for 5,000 put down 1,600
a range rover for 19,000 put down at least 7,500
a Bently for 50,000 put down 20,000 at least
depends on the year damage, miles, and title
is the car salvage than you can get away easily because they down know the damge and cost of repairs!
Clean title, nice car (2008 E-class Benz) , low miles, purchased for 38,000 and say you put 8,000 than there lies a problem, they wont tell you, they will file a alert. DMV has police (if you didnt know).
[U]answer is YES i have gottin alot of crap from DMV over the years, and yes they will hunt you down if it looks suspicous. [\U]
This will work for you if you just drop 35% of what was paid/sold.
its the safest way IMO
GL
09-25-2009, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by gilby1kanobie,Sep 25 2009, 09:12 AM
WAITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
just one second wait!!!!!
Background:
I have bought and sold over 150+ cars in 8 years. I buy from autions, out of state, and i sell locally,
if you go to the DMV make sure just in case!!!! to have a story
I buy cars from auction and sell them to the public, we both agree to put a XXXX amount on the car....
FROM A AUCTION
Its has alot to do with the type of car too!!!!
a civic going for 5,000 put down 1,600
a range rover for 19,000 put down at least 7,500
a Bently for 50,000 put down 20,000 at least
depends on the year damage, miles, and title
is the car salvage than you can get away easily because they down know the damge and cost of repairs!
Clean title, nice car (2008 E-class Benz) , low miles, purchased for 38,000 and say you put 8,000 than there lies a problem, they wont tell you, they will file a alert. DMV has police (if you didnt know).
[U]answer is YES i have gottin alot of crap from DMV over the years, and yes they will hunt you down if it looks suspicous. [\U]
This will work for you if you just drop 35% of what was paid/sold.
its the safest way IMO
GL
just one second wait!!!!!
Background:
I have bought and sold over 150+ cars in 8 years. I buy from autions, out of state, and i sell locally,
if you go to the DMV make sure just in case!!!! to have a story
I buy cars from auction and sell them to the public, we both agree to put a XXXX amount on the car....
FROM A AUCTION
Its has alot to do with the type of car too!!!!
a civic going for 5,000 put down 1,600
a range rover for 19,000 put down at least 7,500
a Bently for 50,000 put down 20,000 at least
depends on the year damage, miles, and title
is the car salvage than you can get away easily because they down know the damge and cost of repairs!
Clean title, nice car (2008 E-class Benz) , low miles, purchased for 38,000 and say you put 8,000 than there lies a problem, they wont tell you, they will file a alert. DMV has police (if you didnt know).
[U]answer is YES i have gottin alot of crap from DMV over the years, and yes they will hunt you down if it looks suspicous. [\U]
This will work for you if you just drop 35% of what was paid/sold.
its the safest way IMO
GL
09-25-2009, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted by chairmnofthboard,Sep 25 2009, 07:34 AM
If you gift a car you still have to pay sales tax.
