possible car seller problem

[P. Stegawski]

Regarding #4: States like Oregon require a VIN inspection when you
transfer an out of state title, so the car has to actually be there. Nice
thing is that you don't pay sales tax in OR. WA has a tax of about 8% of
the sale price. If you have a sale price that appears too low the
licencing office throws some more paperwork your way, to be completed by
seller and buyer, but it is possible to say that you paid $200 for the car
and get away with paying tax on only that.

Peter
'90 200TQ

On Tue, 9 Apr 2002, Mark L. Chang wrote:

> On Tue, 9 Apr 2002, Michael Riebs wrote:
>
> > #4) Try a different state. Many states don't require all that stuff.
> > Perhaps, if you know someone in a different state, mail the pink slip, the
> > bill of sale, and a new bill of sale, selling the car to your friend, have
> > that person register in that state, then sign the AZ papers with the friend
> > as the seller, and you as the buyer, mail everything back to you, and you
> > ought to be set.
>
> Or, #6: find a lister in the area that you bought the car and have them
> pay Mr. No Pink Slip a visit.
>
> I would be willing to register the car for you in WA state.
>
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> 1991 90q20v
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