OPINIONS ON MONTANA REGISTRATION

[RamseyF]

At least you don’t have yearly personal property tax based on the value

just renewed my yearly auto registration. $360 / yr. and michigan sales tax was a one time. 6%

you pay a yearly property tax on vehicles too. we just have property tax on actual land, houses, buildings, not on assets like a car. thats f'd in the A. unless its just Called something different.

do you have a yearly auto registration fee also.

 

[Nex]

I paid 10% tax when i titled my 1996 F50. Washington State took $1k. Think about it. I paid a tax on a 26 year old truck that I bought from a private party.

We went to war for less in our history.

 

[John M BUNMAN]

shoot man. I wish we had the phones we do today back in 2009. They are all just fond memories.

I found your Pictures lol
We stayed at the Ski Condos in Whitefish for two weeks. Breathtaking Beauty is an understatement

Post in thread 'Glacier National Park'
https://www.fordraptorforum.com/threads/glacier-national-park.83341/post-1836562

 

[Kurtj29]

just renewed my yearly auto registration. $360 / yr. and michigan sales tax was a one time. 6%

you pay a yearly property tax on vehicles too. we just have property tax on actual land, houses, buildings, not on assets like a car. thats f'd in the A. unless its just Called something different.

do you have a yearly auto registration fee also.

Michigan taxes are the worst. Just look up their intangibles tax - my gosh. So glad I moved out of that state... We have it pretty good in Washington State. It could be so much worse. (The current government is trying to turn us into Michigan)

 

[Badgertits]

My R is built and scheduled for mid January delivery. My wife and I had a spirited "debate" on the registration of this truck. I already have a Montana LLC for another ridiculously expensive car but it is rarely driven. I thought that since I already have it all set up, I might as well register the R in there as well but she balked at that notion and said since this will be my daily driver, I should suck it up and pay the sales tax. I say that it would be stupid to not use the loophole and save myself about $10,000 in sales tax. I pay plenty of tax. I am surely paying "my fair share" every year. She said she will be embarrassed to drive in a truck that had a Montana license plate. Please settle this "discussion" with some chiming in. Thank you. (New world problems)

It’s FJB’s fault you need to save some $$$ somewhere that just helps offset the egregious inflation & gas prices

 

[Keith88]

I've always wanted to live in SoCal after a graduated from 'SC, but I just can't. The people suck there now and the gov't is driving it into the ground. The people get the gov't they deserve.

I honestly think The Pelosi/Newsom family is determined to destroy America.

 

[Keith88]

I found your Pictures lol
We stayed at the Ski Condos in Whitefish for two weeks. Breathtaking Beauty is an understatement

Post in thread 'Glacier National Park'
https://www.fordraptorforum.com/threads/glacier-national-park.83341/post-1836562

Glacier is great. Going to the sun road is o e of my favorite drives ever. Columbia Falls was a little rough when I was there.

 

[04Ram2500Hemi]

I live in Montana, and the population is definitely growing (Texas license plates are everywhere). If you want to register your vehicle here that’s fine, we will take your money. That said you have to spend one week here when the temps drop. This was just before Christmas.

 

[MattR]

I found your Pictures lol
We stayed at the Ski Condos in Whitefish for two weeks. Breathtaking Beauty is an understatement

Post in thread 'Glacier National Park'
https://www.fordraptorforum.com/threads/glacier-national-park.83341/post-1836562

Same, we loved it so much that we seriously started considering Locums gigs in Montana. The beauty, people, and activities made it seem like a great place to live…and then there’s the hunting and fishing.

 

[RedRocks]

I thought about moving to Montana but instead purchased our forever home in southern Utah. Both states are breathtaking and freedom-loving. The forever winters in Montana were a deal-breaker for me. Utah taxes are a bit stiff with sales and income taxes but the homestead exemption offsets a lot of that.