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A Rude Awakening
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That seems high for a ryker, 16725 is 1003.5 in tax at .06 percent. Did they charge you tax in both sates? or do you have a state and local tax?
I don't know why, but this still bothers me, the math just doesn't add up. Unless you paid additional taxes or bought a whole lot of stuff along with your bike (or paid wayyy too much), the taxes shouldn't be that high.
I don't know why, but this still bothers me, the math just doesn't add up. Unless you paid additional taxes or bought a whole lot of stuff along with your bike (or paid wayyy too much), the taxes shouldn't be that high.
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trikermutha
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That's what I had to do when I bought a Vehicle from Wisconsin and registered it in Illinois. But I looked at it to as I didn't pay any fees that dealers like to charge to register the vehicle etc.
There not going to miss out on sales taxes that's for sure.
There not going to miss out on sales taxes that's for sure.
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Beanz1
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Lol now I know 4sho.:agree:
Beanz1
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Thank you :thumbup:
ARtraveler
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Yes. Sales taxes from the state where you register it. Ours is about 10%.
Two things you can always be sure of. Death and taxes.
Two things you can always be sure of. Death and taxes.
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