Taxes on a used boat

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Todd, Thanks. So it seems the best thing to do is find the state that has the least sales tax and register it there? I was incorporated in Delaware at one time. It was simple enough to do. Are the taxes any different if it is registered in the Corp name?

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Taxes on a used boat
- The state you reside in determines your tax.
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    - Sales tax on boats follows the boat in most places...
      - Interesting California story on our sales tax issue.
      - Taxes on a used boat
        
        Then you have to set up and maintain a corp.
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    - If You're Homesteading in FLA to Avoid PA Tax ...
      - Taxes on a used boat
        
        Maybe... If you pay sales tax in a lower-taxed state and keep it in a higher-taxed state
        
        Taxes on a used boat
        
        Good point. These days I'm working on de-complicating my life
        Maryland Will Want You to Register It There ...
        
        Now, you talking sales tax or property tax?
        
        he's talking sales tax
        
        having a hailing port that says Deleware raises too many red flags (nm)
        
        Geez, with all the corporations HQ'd there, that's surprising. (link) (pic)
        Doesn't seem to stop people from registering large yachts in the islands (nm)
        
        Yes, and when they come up for sale
    - Become a Delaware resident and go to the Bahamas for 3 months.

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