Let us know when they start taxing birthday presents and Christmas gifts...That can't be far away the way they are going right now...lol.Gifts are taxable too, I give you something of valuable, you are supposed to declare it as income.
Let us know when they start taxing birthday presents and Christmas gifts...That can't be far away the way they are going right now...lol.Gifts are taxable too, I give you something of valuable, you are supposed to declare it as income.
In Oregon it doesn't matter what you put down. You can technically buy a car for 1 cents and no one will care. They tax you on how much you drive on the roads, not how much you spent on your car. The benefits of living on the border is I can say I drive an average of 20 miles a week in Oregon and get away with it lol.I think in BC you have to declare market value so they can charge tax yet again. People were buying a car for several thousand and declaring a few hundred and avoiding the tax. Now you have to prove it's value to them if they ask.
Gifts are taxable too, I give you something of valuable, you are supposed to declare it as income.
I think in BC you have to declare market value so they can charge tax yet again. People were buying a car for several thousand and declaring a few hundred and avoiding the tax. Now you have to prove it's value to them if they ask.
Gifts are taxable too, I give you something of valuable, you are supposed to declare it as income.
Reminds me of the Beetles song, Taxman. where taxes in Britain were so bad, they are now becoming unbearable everywhere.In Oregon it doesn't matter what you put down. You can technically buy a car for 1 cents and no one will care. They tax you on how much you drive on the roads, not how much you spent on your car. The benefits of living on the border is I can say I drive an average of 20 miles a week in Oregon and get away with it lol.
I’m out of Wisconsin.If you live in Ca. you won't need a title or a COA Certificate of Origin to register your Whizzer as a Moped
BTW what state do you live in?
BTW what state do you live in?
called it! LolI’m out of Wisconsin.
I believe you need a VIN for a bonded title. If all else fails you can get it inspected and get it titled as a home made moped.Thank you guys for the advice, the one thing I forgot to mention in the original post is that neither the motor or frame have a VIN number on them. I’m still gonna try to go through the dmv and see about a bonded title so I can get a VIN. But so far I’ve just been led in circles by the website.
In the USA, anyone can give monetary gifts valued up to 12 million in a lifetime w/o incurring tax. Amount changes over time due to new laws. If married it doubles. Just need to fill out a form to the IRS. Then there's a yearly limit that is tax free also. Fed law here, not state. Mostly involves inheritance and gifting money to folks.I think in BC you have to declare market value so they can charge tax yet again. People were buying a car for several thousand and declaring a few hundred and avoiding the tax. Now you have to prove it's value to them if they ask.
Gifts are taxable too, I give you something of valuable, you are supposed to declare it as income.
I can’t do that either because of the CC limit for mopeds being 130, and mine is 138I believe you need a VIN for a bonded title. If all else fails you can get it inspected and get it titled as a home made moped.