That's how it is here in Germany. I was baffled when I found out you poor people have to pay taxes on something used. That's basically double jeopardy.
Has to do with one of two reasons. First, the transfer of wealth from very rich individuals to their childrens or in general families all rich individuals would just transfer there assets with little cost to there family if your proposed rule was in place. Secondly, what determines a private sale? What if a person sells frequently are they still considered a private sale? We are talking about assets that well exceed the gift amount 13,000-14,000. I don't remember the exact figure it changes every year. But, that is the main reason why there is a sale tax on the private sale is to prevent individuals from just gifting it. I'm not here to argue the if the rich should be taxed more but the reasoning that is in place to justify it.
why would it matter if they sell their own property (that they've already paid taxes on) frequently? if they make a profit, then they're subject to short term capital gains (which are at income tax rates, iirc). your argument about the "wealthy" transferring wealth also have the same issues. taxes were already paid on that property at some point.
This has been a thing forever though, for almost every law lol. Look at the amount of minorities in prison. Its easier to go after the weakest link and work your way up.
Get taxed for earning a dollar. Get taxed for spending that dollar. Get taxed to buy a car with the money you earned that was already taxed. Get taxed for the fuel in the car that you've already been taxed for. Get taxed on the parts for the car that you've already been taxed on 3-4 times. Oh, you sold that car? Pay taxes on that too. 8n the meantime government departments like the one this guy works for gets to the end of the fiscal year and purposely burns through their budget so they get a budget increase next year even though they didnt need the whole budget anyway. All while having the mentality of "well it's not my money".
yea it's the reason you have roads to drive these cars, DOT's, safety standards, the list goes on and on. You poor millionaires, I really feel for you.
Stephen Cox you’re spot on with the burning through money at the end of the fiscal year. My wife works in state government, it would make any sane persons blood boil if they saw how these people blatantly waste taxpayers money.
Right on Stephen! I would be ok with paying my taxes more willingly if I actually saw the money used responsibly... but that will never happen in my lifetime. I can watch the state and local governments piss away like its going out of style, but God forbid I want to keep some of MY MONEY to use it how I want to...
They don't want to send anyone to jail if they don't have to but they will, what part of that don't you get? If you could get your money without prosecuting someone and going to court why wouldn't you want that?
Loopholes are referred to as loopholes because they are not illegal. Tax avoidance is not a crime, otherwise every Delaware corporation would be guilty.
"Todays 'compromise' is tomorrows 'loophole." There is no such thing as a "loophole." If the law was written by retards (they all are) then there are methods and ways to maliciously comply with it. Period.
The one guy bought 40 cars in 4 years. Pretty sure he buys and sells cars trying to make money. AKA he is a business man. That's what LLCs are for and why the Fortune 500 company I work for is registered in Delaware and I've never been to Delaware.
Yes let's just go after everyone in one day, one month, one year oh wait none of those things are physically possible. What should we do? You work your case capacity and guess what you should be so fucking happy because it gives you the time to help yourself out of the situation.
this guy makes me wanna register a toyota camry in montana. i hope the entire country would register their cars in montana so these people could find a better solution which is to lower the tax.
Evading tax LEGALLY is a righteous cause. Founding fathers would be so proud. This message should motivate people to flood Montana with residencies, etc. Leave GA. Go to a free state.
@@westypoprocks772 As far as I know this was not limited to "rich" people. And putting "rich" people in prison just for the fact that they are rich, is pure tyrany.
Did this guy just say "search warrants for dealerships to put them on notice..." That is such a clear abuse of power. He basically admits on camera that he is abusing the search warrant to intimidate businesses.
They need evidence. The files are at the dealership. They have the probable cause to think they are there. Yeah, a judge would sign that. Car (and other rolling stock) tax dodging has been going on in Georgia forever. Used to be you registered your expensive car in the county where the second home is. Tax might be a quarter of a metro county and you get out of the emissions check.
That is not how law is supposed to work, but it's a loophole he can abuse as he sees fit. But he won't get very far with that, because every single owner will go to court over this, and every single owner has a damn good lawyer. They sure will get some of them to pay the tax, but not even nearly enough to make an impact.
What about businesses headquartered in GA and incorporated in Delaware for tax purposes? Are they going to force Home Depot and Coca-Cola (both registered in DE with HQ in GA) to incorporate in GA or face a penalty or move their operations and thousands of employees to Delaware in order to be in compliance? This is considered standard business practice, and no one questions it or wonders how much tax revenue States are losing due to companies “circumventing the rules” and “defrauding the state”; to use the words of the investigator it should be “the cost of doing business in Georgia”. If you’re going to do this to private individuals then the same standard should be applied to businesses. This has nothing to do with tax dollars and everything to do with envy. The answer to this is the precedent set in Louisiana that states it is tax avoidance, not tax evasion.
In the car scenario, the person is reaping the befits and protections of the state without giving anything back. Home Depot, however, is creating jobs and taxpayers and employees and spending and sales tax. The state benefits, even if it’s doesn’t collect a corporate tax...although it would be more competitive if all companies were taxes the same (a local hardware store probably isn’t incorporated in Delaware and thus at a competitive advantage).
@@sullyFL so what youre saying is bc home depot supplies tax mules for the state. Then home depot should be able to exploit a loop hole but the vehicle owners shouldnt be able to use the same loophole bc they dont supply said mules for the state .... i got it now ... smh face palm....
@@idbs1984 Seriously? All the rhetoric he spews on this channel about taxes and what’s right and this dickweed goes and does wrong and illegal things? I really hope he lands a few “educational” felonies and some well earned time in con college. I bet he’ll do well in there.
Georgia: "Hey, you remember that sales tax you *legally* didn't have to pay because you weren't registering it here but rather in Montana because it's cheaper and we've known about this for at least a decade? Well, we've changed our minds overnight and you know owe us at least $30k or you're going to prison." Supercar owners:"...wut"
Everyone involved knows what they are doing. I don't know anyone in any state that doesn't know to operate a personally owned vehicle in a state where they reside they have 30 days to change the registration. It's almost universal to every state in this country and something many people learn before they even have a license. If you have the presence of mind to say well this belongs to a company it's not personally owned it means you've thought out every aspect of it and know exactly what you are doing. I could go register my car with an address that doesn't require emissions in my state and generally get away with it because it's a state tag, we don't have county markings on our tags. But anyone doing that knows they are doing something wrong. We pay taxes based on where we live which effects budget distribution. They assume if the car is registered there it used those roads a bit.
If the tax is so high is Georgia on supercars that people are registering them out of state *LEGALLY IN MONTANA* then maybe that should be a sign to Georgia that *THE TAX IS TOO DAMN HIGH*
its 7% of sales price once and no annual fee, but that is a good 30-40 grand on a supercar, however if you buy a half million dollar car i have no sympathy about that, its what you send on one years worth of racing repairs.
Oh yeah I hate the guy that wants credit for all of the work they did, man what a total douche. I wish everyone was a lazy piece of crap that never did anything to better their lives.
Illegal is illegal, I've been thinking about getting illegal tint on my truck, and if I ever get pulled over I'll pay the fine and or remove the tint, that's the risk you run. Granted it's a dumb law, but it does have it reasons and that's so police don't get ambushed by people in the back seat with a gun, and also for things like if you were to kidnap someone, you can't just hide them in the back seat.
It’s because most people can see that the governments abuse of power and over taxation has gone to far and schmucks like this idiot think they are doing a public service. I won’t downgrade the video with a dislike, I like seeing these idiots try and justify this crap and I hope someone fights this and wins.
"somebody is going to go to jail over this real soon." - Zero regard for human life, just throwing somebody's life away for registering a car out of state.
Always remember, the state can come after for nothing and throw you away into a dark hole where you will likely be killed. You've got to prove they're wrong :-)
@@billybobjoe198 Yeah, especially in the day of the "me too" losers, you're fucking guilty unless you can prove yourself innocent... then you're still guilty.
So you stalked two guys and will try to charge them with a felony, who did nothing wrong other than try to keep their hard earned money that the state has no right to....
Lives inside said state Sends children to said state's school Uses said state's roads Uses said state's gasoline Yup. The state has no right to his money. He deserves all of that stuff for free.
@@alexmelia8873 You seem like a bitch. Used states Gasoline, You telling me its Free In Georgia! sign my ass up! plus most of these car owners send there kids to private schools.
@@alexmelia8873So you are going to pretend like there aren't a fuckton of other taxes that he needs to pay? You do know that all of those that you listed are possible with absolutely no income and corporate tax?
He says its a felony to do this like that is a fact, but people have also been told it is tax avoidance not tax fraud therefore not illegal. take it to the supreme court
So you create a law that has a loophole. Smart people use the loophole to save money on an investment. Instead of fixing the law in working with Montana to change their view of sales tax you go after people that in essence are just smarter than you. This is kind of what's wrong with government the United States.
That black plate is a specialty plate for a little town called miles city. You pay extra for it and the money is supposed to go for building new parks in the town
We do require a front plate here in Montana. I’ve been pulled over for having mine in the window and not properly displayed in the front of the car. Arizona does not do a front plate.
Here in South Carolina the max sales tax on vehicles is $500. We also don’t have inspections or smog checks, it’s a 2 hour drive from Georgia. Just an idea for anyone who doesn’t want to pay thousands in sales tax ☺️
South Carolina is still a big commute to their job in Georgia. It’s not about Montana plates. It’s about defrauding, as they see it, them out of their sales tax and registration fees. If you really don’t like the law you got a move from Georgia or California or New York etc. etc.
what city? I dont think yours is bad. 1% of your property value? Lake county illinois, 10% and sales tax. But South Carolina's income tax is pretty high.
I have a $500 sales tax win, followed by the over $3k a year property tax fail. Flip side to that, sales tax would be $14k on a $200k car so the property tax would take a few years to accumulate to the same amount as sales tax. But, sales tax can be rolled into financing where property taxes can't.
Love how he’s acting like this is some victory for average residents in Georgia. Who is really winning by doing this besides the government?! No citizens are going to benefit from this. It’s not like they are going to lower your taxes because they get some new tax revenue from some rich people. They’re just going to take it and spend it.
I'm sure the additional tax revenue from this sting operation was already spend on the salaries and pensions that were paid out to the guys running the sting. The government will probably loose money by the time they have to pay lawyers to defend their case in court. Hope the court rules in favor of the people.
If the business is legal in Montana and the car is legally registered to it there is no crime being committed. Yet, Georgia wants to claim there is and charge people with felonies, all because it wants other people's money. I hope someone challenges this into the Federal Courts.
This is the issue I have. I buy a Honda for 20K I paid sales tax then it's sold 8 more times until its 30 years old for 1K still it keeps generating sales tax.
MBisFrenchy mhmmmmm and god forbid it’s the s2000cr then the states are making money off of an appreciating asset too but hey Uncle Sam is greedy we know this.
I agree. The reuse mentality should be encouraged, not penalized. Buying used means (usually) you can’t afford new. Used car, used furniture, used clothing. Make used things sales tax exempt please, give people a break, the government’s already got its cut. Maybe make a rule like cars under 30k are tax exempt when bought used or something. Very few normal cars will resale for more than 10-20k I imagine.
So Montana can function as a state perfectly fine without ripping people for absurd amounts of taxes and Georgia can't? You really believe "other tax payers" are burdened or upset about this? Everyone in Georgia and all around the country wants a tax break, not just people with nice cars. If the average guy could EASILY set up an LLC in Montana and avoid paying taxes on his honda civic, he would! I'd have to say that after letting the state pick your pocket for your tags and registration every year after they've already robbed you for owning a home and or business in their state, that should be enough. Hmm... maybe if the state didn't have to pay salaries of witch hunters every time they get beat at their own game, they wouldn't have to stoop this low. It's a vicious cycle the tax game. Find a tax break, hire witch hunter, end tax break, repeat. In the end your only driving a wedge between the state and the people. Wonder why NOBODY likes the tax man? Don't try the nice thing either. "We want to work WITH the owners, give them time to do the right thing" All I hear is, do my job for me, I don't want to work for this at all. Here's a bunch of blind threats. You beat us so we changed the rules.
This guy is full of shit. It's NOT illegal. It's a legal loophole. Now, if you want to make it illegal from here on out. That's fine. But, up to this point, the people who have done this HAVE NOT broken the law. Get your facts straight and stop spreading misinformation.
Right, I dont see how they he can say any of this before a judge has said that x person is guilty. The process was legally done and until a judgment comes out that these people do live in GA and dont have a vehicle registered there, this is BS. So everycsr you own as a GA resident has to be registered there? What if you live in multiple places and drive your car up? GTFo with the nonsense.
Mark my words - the court will reverse most of these cases. It is not illegal for a company vehicle to be used out of the state that it is registered in. That’s insanity. That would mean that any time a person using a company’s vehicle travels or visits their second home that they would be committing a felony. Not a chance that it will hold up.
Holy shit, I was literally thinking the same. This guy sounds like a grade-A asshole, I'm sure he's great at his job, but he reminds me of the cops that are already starting the ticket before they even get to your car. Imagine you're in your McLaren 720S and this dudes stalking your Instagram and recording you at home and all around the state, like seriously. I'm not rich enough to even dream of owning any of these cars, but I would think corporate tax havens are a MUCH bigger fish to fry no?
then privatize the roads and they would get fixed. Everything the government finances it finances through theft and it is the most inefficient way of doing anything.
@@dstblj5222 What? The federal tax is 18 cents per gallon across the country and states add on their own tax. Georgia itself charges an additional 26 cents per gallon on top of the federal.
9:23 That last comment he makes about buying a plate to support Georgia police officers shows what a smug attitude they are taking towards punishing these people.
Nino no no boy, educate yourself. He fights for corporate taxes and federal income taxes, and rightly so. Most of these are state sales tax, a whole other conversation man. I suggest leaving politics and policy out of your argument. Not your strong suit these are luxury items bought by wealthy people. I dont agree with taxing the rich (disproportionately) but taxing vehicles makes total sense considering they require ROADS which you expect the STATE or the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT to build and properly maintain.. so again, structure a compelling argument as to why vehicles and especially luxury vehicle should be exempt from taxation
@@francoisfranceschini7947 Pretty sure that's why there's a (huge) gas tax in every state. Tax accounts for about 20% of the cost of gas at the retail level - not counting what was collected upstream from oil producers and refiners. And not counting the cost of all the EPA regulations that are built into the price. Of course the Teslas get off not paying that at all - maybe they should be going after them for the money?
bubba99009 they don't pay that because they don't use that infrastructure at a consumer level, therefore to account for all the vehicles that use the road but don't use the oil/gasoline infrastructure, they tax the vehicles individually. The Gas tax does not account for all the necessary infrastructure at a consumer level, so the state simply taxes individual vehicles every year they intend to be on the roads. Some states tax more, some less. Not happy with high taxes, go to Florida where there is not even a yearly inspection on cars. Dont come crying to town hall after your Ferrari needs a few grand on suspension work after hitting a massive crack or pot hole in the road . Its the USA, you got options
@@francoisfranceschini7947 stfu that money is to fuel the war machine and government officials who want sway their agenda. Talking about politics and what not, it's a never endless debate that has too many angles to see the real factor. At the end of the day it's a paradigm, I'm not saying the money isn't used for schools or public roads but most of that money isn't used how we want it.
@@bm.3759esp under sleepy joe and democrats, these govt agencies are corrupt to the core. Infringing on our personal freedoms and stealing our hard earned money. Land of the free…it’s my dick.
One guy had about 50 cars. Let's agree that's about 1 million in taxes. I'm pretty sure there are at least a 1,000 more cars in Georgia alone. That'd be roughly equivalent to 20 million in Georgia.
@@DearMajesty saying that it's 1 million in lost taxes (or x number) is like me opening up a burger stand, then going over to McDonalds and counting every person in the drive-thru as a $5 (or x number ) loss. That's not how business works, that not how taxes work.
I guess this guy doesn't understand that by making this statement publicly his case is now garbage 😂 nevermind the fact it's complete BS in the first place. They did what companies have been doing forever... avoiding taxes legally.
They aren’t living in Montana, and they are benefitting from the public services of Georgia...road maintenance, police, fire, etc. Moving to Montana would be a solution.
@@sullyFL they own and maintain property such as their residence in ga this is the state just saying you owe me more on shit i dont own and provide but bc you own it and its here you owe me bc youre here...
This guy has no law or statutes to back up what he is trying to enforce, and you can clearly tell because he is letting people voluntarily change. The law doesn't work that way. If you break a law you have broken the law you don't get to make up for it before being reprimanded. I hope they don't get precedent in the courts to back up these false flag warrants they are serving.
Hogwash. The prosecuting attorney has wide latitude about what charges to bring or whether to bring charges at all. Look up the term "plea bargain." Be contrite and pay up or have the book thrown at you. It's your choice.
Usually when it comes to taxes the government would rather get their money than put you in jail. Tax law is not typically enforced in the way that you think it is.
My question is what law in Georgia did they break? Uhaul registers all their vans in Arizona even though many of the vans have never visited Arizona. You may want to pass legislation that makes this illegal but many people and lawyers though this was legal. What are the rules for cars that are actually owned by an LLC in Montana but they are letting their employee who is stationed in Georgia us it?(is there any limit on time). I want a specific law that clarifies this so people can actually know if they are breaking the law.
U-Haul registerers their vehicles similar to semi trucks, on an apportioned plate so GA gets their cut for road use and so on. Kinda a funky system that I don’t know all the ins and outs of, but it keeps the tax nazis at bay all over the US and Canada.
AWS Studios wouldn’t work, you have to pay tax on book value when you sell the car. It’s ridiculous as it’s literally tax on tax (compound tax?). Also would negatively affect the value of the car (2 owners vs 1)
Sure, spend an inordinate amount of money on a license plate. I don't blame someone who doesn't want to spend 800k on a $2 piece of metal and 5 cent sticker to be put on it. We should not penalize success.
"We are going to have a short period when the owners can come in a pay the tax and any penalties..." Wow, they will let people do that? How kind. BTW, it is perfectly legal to license a car in another state. There are a number of requirements that must be met, so be mindful of the laws and you will fine. Dickheads like that guy has to prove you are breaking the law.
In case you don't know, they are going to charge these owners the original sales tax on the car and again because the car will be transferred from the LLC to their personal name. The state will get to get paid twice on this.
"It pays for our roads, and our teachers." What an idiotic statement. First of all, I would like to clarify that most of our budget comes from Federal funds that are taken out of our asses via federal income tax. And of the annual income to the state of georgia through taxes, less than 10% went to education, and less than 3% went to our roads. I mean- we didn't have a federal income tax until 1913, and a sales tax until the 30s.. but go figure, if a read a history text book you'll see that we did in fact have both schools and roads before then. Another thing, what part of charging a sales tax percentage (which isn't actually the sales tax in GA, TAVT has its own fucked up "book value" that is normally WELL over the actual fair market value of the car) is fair? It doesn't matter if I pay taxes on 1k, 100k. or 1m for a car, I still drive on the same shitty, mostly unfinished, GA roads.. that is unless I wanna buy a peach pass (go figure, more money). And threatening to put someone in jail over not paying taxes, how ironic is that? You're not retaining a civilized society, you're not increasing the quality of life in GA, you're enabling the government to hold human lives for ransom. And for that, you're a theif, and a piece of shit.
It's not feelings, it's millions stolen from teachers, road, bridges, military, police, etc. We do it, my a6 is no Lamborghini but it was 80k and it has my state's license plate
Bryan White they have plenty of money the DOT is allotted a fixed amount every year and that’s why gas tax fluctuates so much especially in small towns where not a lot of gas is sold because if not a lot of gas is sold in a county the gas tax rate for that county increases so the DOT gets their money. Just a bunch of money whores the state has more than enough money as a matter of fact every year the state comes in under budget so there is no shortage of money.
I'm sorry but last I checked, avoiding taxes was a part of American history, it's one of the reason we were so upset with the crown. I say more power to these people. Police officers are simply revenue machines for the state, if they aren't technically breaking any laws, ie it is legal to have an LLC in Montana and have a car registered to said LLC and legal to drive it in Georgia, I say oh well, they are just using a loophole. This doesn't bother me one but, do what you can to avoid paying taxes, just like everybody else around tax time. Also, taxes SHOULD NOT be applicable on a second hand car, it's taxes have been paid once already.
totally agree with you Richard, some of these cars can move hands dozen of times the states collect taxes on each time. for some cars probably not exotics but the states make more then the original value of the vehicle.
States like MO charge personal property tax. You pay tax on your cars, annually this is not vehicle tag that's another separate tax. In my experience MO is very tax heavy.
If Georgia is doing this for these cars. They need to go after shipping companies that register thier semis and trailers in other states but use them exclusively in Georgia.
Well that's a little different because commercial vehicles are DOT registered and for use by inter-state commerce. Doesn't matter what state they operate nor are registered in because they are held by federal DOT standards
They are registered on apportioned license plates, the semis carry a cab card which lists all the states and provinces they can operate in. They have to track their mileage and then they pay each state they operate in their share. U-Haul, Penske, and Budget rentals do the same thing. Keeps the state tax men at bay because they are getting something out of them.
Clint Gliford apparently they aren’t since they never said a word about mayor reed’s over spending of the taxpayer’s money including painting a black Suburban to a dark blue color because he ‘didn’t like the original color’
Two really great videos from VinWiki discussing an important issue. I want highlight something however: throughout these videos, the interviewer in the previous video and this guy have used the word “Tax Evasion”, which is when you do not pay a tax liability. What these car owners are doing in my opinion is “Tax Avoidance”, which is simply tax planning to avoid paying a certain tax that depending on the structure is legally permissible. Based upon the information presented in these last two videos there is nothing that indicates to me that these car owners are invading taxes. They are properly setting up corporations in a foreign state (a state that is not your home state), and purchasing vehicles as an executive of that corporation for use in a trade or business which in this case is showing up to car meets. Does this mean that these car owners are morally in the right? Absolutely not. Taxes pay for various things in various states; I believe our ad valorem tax in MN goes to roads exclusively, but it could go to other things “for the children”. Both and interviewer in the last video and this guy have used ethos-based arguments, but that fact pattern is a slippery slope and I do not think would hold up in the courts. At any rate, great content from VinWiki, as always. Love this channel, love the value in brings to my day.
They easily could be owners of legitimate income producing LLCs in Montana. It's illegal to avoid tax. However, it's NOT illegal to register the car to your out-of-state LLC. And the latter is NOT always equate to the former.
I had a small business in Ga. Even setup a LLC there. The state taxes were awful. I closed it down in 2012. I titled my equipment in Ga. , but licensed them in another as I do interstate work. The Ga plates were cost prohibitive, versus the state I licensed in. Now the funny part. The semi truck was licensed in Mt. For several years.. Wonder if they will try and come after me now. Lol
Sales tax on a used car is bs. Paying tax to register a car you purchased out of state and already paid tax for before moving to GA is bs. Georgia is just money hungry, guess the state needs to offset the tax breaks they give to all the corporations they lure here somehow.
Yeah ironic that the taxes they get out of this were probably all spent on the investigation I swear these people just enjoy ruining other people’s lives
Tyreeses Arm but the laws DON’T allow this... didn’t you hear him say dealerships make people sign an affidavit saying the car will be taken out of state immediately and not kept in Georgia? These people know perfectly well that what they’re doing isn’t on the up-and-up
@@jeoboden who the hell said anything about violence? Name one violent act that was mentioned in the video. As for stealing, I'm pretty sure the people not registering their cars in their home state are the ones stealing tax dollars.
Jon Clark Jon Clark pretty sure cops with guns raiding your property, seizing your cars and threatening with jail time is a completely normal and peaceful thing. Jon Clark you are so twisted and corrupt. These cars weigh nothing, so they don’t damage the roads, they are only driven hundreds of miles, but they should pay the same fee as 10 trucks? This is redistribution and completely wrong.
Taxation is theft and this is stupid. You buy a new car and pay taxes on it. That car gets sold and new owner has to pay taxes on it. Complete BS system. This is going to damage the market
@@addietravis2022 Big companies register there fleet vehicles in lest costly states all the time.... but this guy isn't going after them.... Because they have whole legal teams that will easily prove this is just government greed and sour grapes ..and 100% as legal as politicians taking campaign contributions from LLC,s
@@fcdukie Screw the tax, I'd rather pay a lawyer. At least the lawyer is doing something to earn his money. The government makes no end product, other than misery.
I love how this guy talks like he's doing something super noble and honorable. "We want to work with the owners to help them get right" Yeah right. You want to shake down some guys with deep pockets for your mafia government. And by the way, taxation is NEVER voluntary, its forced. What happens if you refuse to pay....jail.
What benefits of being a GA Resident. Roads don't get maintained and they will find everyday to tax the fuck out the residents. Benefit is super speeder laws that only apply to residents.
This will be the most savage comment section of all VINWiki time! I used to be an officer. Department of revenue (tax cop) is not the same thing. Just a guy looking for a promotion. I will check back regularly for the roast-fest of comments.
Im certain they could have picked less of a smug asshole to elucidate the government's perspective. It's like he's almost gloating to the point of lacking decorum, I would hate to be a coworker or family member
“Prior to joining Revenue, Josh served as Sergeant at the Clayton County Sheriffs Office, where he supervised the Special Investigation Section” RE department website.
The Dark Phantom Good for him. He should know better than to call things felony tax evasion that aren’t felony tax evasion. I respect his old job, not his new one. Just my $.02.
Really want to know how much money they used to conduct this shakedown instead of just tell the owners the state believes they are defrauding the state.
@@cdl512 Gas taxes don't cover all the road expense and taxation isn't theft. If you want to be a citizen of the US, you pay your taxes for using the roads, the military, the schools, the water, etc. This shit didn't happen magically. It was paid for and it must continue to be paid for. That's the RESPONSIBILITY that comes with the right of being a citizen. Too many dipshits want the rights but not the responsibilities., Too bad. Don't like it? Move to Somalia.
I think they just wanted to get the information out honestly. It seems like most if not all of the dislikes are because people disagree with this enforcement, not with VINwiki itself
Stealth D1ck usage taxes exist! you just need to think about all the things you pay for around using this natural God given gift and you see pictures forming.
