[BloomRunsDubs]

Originally Posted by dumptruck

Maybe he should create a shell corp and never pay any taxes at all? This isn’t savy, its crime.

But you are free to lick the corporate boot and assume society operates on other people’s backs.

Lick the corporate boot? Not sure what you mean by that and I'm not sure you know either lol.

What do you think society operates on? fairydust? Of course it operates on other peoples backs, particularity people like myself and many people on here who pay their own fair share plus everyone else's fair share.

Like I stated before ill probably just pay the tax to avoid any potential future headaches, after all it really isn't that bad in my state. I still will never see anything wrong with it though and I hope other people in worse states continue to use it and save themselves some of their own hard earned money.

[Onizukachan]

Originally Posted by pbonsalb

Ignorance is the biggest scam and you are unfortunately suffering from it. Educate yourself, but broadly, not narrowly from conspiracy theorists trying to control your mind by appealing to your baser instincts.

Governments are largely funded by taxes and fees. There are hundreds to choose from. The selection of one government may differ from another. Some primarily use sales taxes, some income taxes, some property taxes taxes. Within those categories there can be exceptions or limitations. The tax may be up to only a certain value or above only a certain value or not apply to certain goods.

My state has no broad based sales or income tax. It does have high property taxes and high registration fees on new and very young cars. Is my state scamming me? No.

No, but if you buy a used car in a different state, privately, on which sales tax was paid when it was sold new… what has your state done to justify charging 5+% sales tax again on a private transaction which occurred elsewhere? And setting some minimum taxable value of the vehicle no matter what you really paid to make sure they get enough tax out of you?

Or a used valve cover or other part bought privately from someone in Another state or Europe… what justifies your state charging 8 % sales tax on used parts sold privately outside their borders?

[cooolone2]

Ehhhh, to each their own! You want to play the Tax game, more power to you. I don't understand anyone who can afford a Lambo also looking to avoid taxes, it's a lot of work. Plus, some States you wouldn't be able to insure the vehicle unless you provide proof of the vehicle being present in that State. So there's a problem there... Not really worth it in my book.

Those who live at that level of affluence have Accountants with sharp pencils and know how to navigate the tax laws proficiently enough to justify their existence. So I'm sure, overall these individuals save enough by not paying a dime more than what the Govt is entitled to.

You want to be a Tax Objector, like all those Ministry's in the 80's, others with their offshore accounts, living off debit cards, etc. Go ahead, don't forget to write and let us know how it's going! Even Switzerland now cooperates with the US Tax man... Lmao!

[dumptruck]

If you do this, you cant then complain about shitty roads or schools or services in your state bc you will have directly and personally deprived your state of the revenue needed to address those issues. Dont confuse rugged individuality with criminality and blind anti-govt bias.

[Vindicator3]

I am the Republic of Vindistan and I am a Sovereign Citizen! I will issue myself my own Vindistan plates and The Man has no right to tax me!!

Happy Opening Day, all!

[spazzyfry123]

Originally Posted by Vindicator3

I am the Republic of Vindistan and I am a Sovereign Citizen! I will issue myself my own Vindistan plates and The Man has no right to tax me!!

Happy Opening Day, all!

GO BRAVES

[StradaRedlands]

Originally Posted by Vindicator3

I am the Republic of Vindistan and I am a Sovereign Citizen! I will issue myself my own Vindistan plates and The Man has no right to tax me!!

Happy Opening Day, all!

Hoping for a repeat!

[pbonsalb]

Originally Posted by Onizukachan

No, but if you buy a used car in a different state, privately, on which sales tax was paid when it was sold new… what has your state done to justify charging 5+% sales tax again on a private transaction which occurred elsewhere? And setting some minimum taxable value of the vehicle no matter what you really paid to make sure they get enough tax out of you?

Or a used valve cover or other part bought privately from someone in Another state or Europe… what justifies your state charging 8 % sales tax on used parts sold privately outside their borders?

I think I understand — you exist on a transactional basis. Everything you do depends on what you get out of it for your benefit. There is no interest in other people or society.

[Efthreeoh]

Originally Posted by pbonsalb

I think I understand — you exist on a transactional basis. Everything you do depends on what you get out of it for your benefit. There is no interest in other people or society.

Are not taxes applied on a transactional basis? The State definitely acts on a transactional basis.