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I bought a dinghy in Florida, never registered it there and didn't pay
sales tax because I took it out of Florida within an allowed time. I finally used it for the first time in California. I was under the impression that state registration (and hence the deadly 8-ish percent "use tax") could be avoided by labeling the dinghy "tender to" the mother ship. That vessel is documented. If I look at the DMV web site, it only allows exclusion for liferafts, and says anything else has to be registered. Yet, I see lots of dinghies labeled T/T something... Anybody been through this experience? |
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