appraise value
31-Oct-2005, 09:42 PM
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you either pay tax on the cost fo the car as stated ont eh bill of sale or the cost of the car as stated as the retail value on the user vehicle information package, whichever is higher
you can't get an appriased value to lower the price of the car.
you can't get an appriased value to lower the price of the car.
31-Oct-2005, 09:56 PM
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Originally posted by gatherer
you either pay tax on the cost fo the car as stated ont eh bill of sale or the cost of the car as stated as the retail value on the user vehicle information package, whichever is higher
you can't get an appriased value to lower the price of the car.
you either pay tax on the cost fo the car as stated ont eh bill of sale or the cost of the car as stated as the retail value on the user vehicle information package, whichever is higher
you can't get an appriased value to lower the price of the car.
01-Nov-2005, 09:48 AM
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Originally posted by gatherer
you either pay tax on the cost fo the car as stated ont eh bill of sale or the cost of the car as stated as the retail value on the user vehicle information package, whichever is higher
you can't get an appriased value to lower the price of the car.
you either pay tax on the cost fo the car as stated ont eh bill of sale or the cost of the car as stated as the retail value on the user vehicle information package, whichever is higher
you can't get an appriased value to lower the price of the car.
01-Nov-2005, 11:29 AM
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Originally posted by Moe_Mentum
That's actually not true.. the first car I bought was an Altima... the Bluebook Value was like $4500 at the time, but since the car had been in a previous accident it was re-apraised before any repairs were done to it at $1200. I payed Taxes at $1200 and just had to show the appraisal to the MTO. I am sure if you knew someone in that does them you could get it lowered. Otherwise, I can't see a person lowering the value of your car just to help you out.
That's actually not true.. the first car I bought was an Altima... the Bluebook Value was like $4500 at the time, but since the car had been in a previous accident it was re-apraised before any repairs were done to it at $1200. I payed Taxes at $1200 and just had to show the appraisal to the MTO. I am sure if you knew someone in that does them you could get it lowered. Otherwise, I can't see a person lowering the value of your car just to help you out.
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