Montanna LLC

[Curt Sprenger]

This was taken from the returned email that I sent to http://www.rvtax.com .
"However, this does not preempt you from complying with your home state
requirements. If your vehicle primarily resides in your home state
(most states define this as more than 6 months), than you are required
by your state law to register your vehicle there."

Seems we just say that our RV & Toad is out of state more time than in
state.

Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38, Anaheim Hills, Calif.



George Lowry wrote:

> We have a Montana Corporation and can speak from personal experience.
> First, notice that it is a corporation! That means it is a legal entity
> just like any person. The corporation is a legal resident of the state
> where it incorporated and can do any business, etc. that is allowed in
> that state. There are many companies that are incorporated in various
> states and they own vehicles that are driven throughout the country.
> For example, many of the large corporations are incorporated in
> Delaware, a state that has very little or no corporate taxes. General
> Motors is one of those companies.
>
> You can be certain that many of the vehicles you pass on the road are
> owned by a company and registered in one state and driven by a driver
> licensed in another state. Of course it is legal. CA is one of the most
> aggressive states in going after people that are trying to evade their
> exhorbinent taxes. I have been stopped - because I had a vehicle (MH)
> licensed out of state and a toad licensed in CA - Incurred no problem.
> I do recommend having both vehicles owned by the corporation, therefore
> the same plates on both. Leads to less questions.
>
> I also recommend that, when you form your LLC, use a fictitious name.
> Some people use their own name, while legal, can give officious
> bureaucrats something to hassle you about. Remember that you can own a
> corporation in any state you want and that corporation can do any
> business it wants as long as it is legal in the state in which
> incorporated. There are other states where this can be done such as NV.
> MT just happens to be the easiest and cheapest at this time.
>
> Check out <http://www.rvtax.com>. I have discussed this with attorneys in both
> MT and other states and the opinion is that it is completely legal.
> Just keep a low profile. Bureaucrats have learned to use threats and
> intimidation but seldom do they go to the courts unless they know they
> will win.
>
> George Lowry
> '06 Alpine Apex - Formerly '95 WBDA 4203
> Spearfish, SD enjoying the wx in Palm Springs
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> P.S. Talk to Dan West. He owns a shop at the airport in St. George.
> Don't have his address at my fingertips but he should be easy to find.
> He has an older bus conversion. You might find out how he got around
> those high taxes.
>
> George
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> David A. Scott wrote:
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> >Is this strictly legal? I've heard there can be issues if you are
> stopped
> >in an RV which is registered in one state and your drivers license is
> from a
> >different state.
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> >I had Benett Law form an LLC and registered my bus in Montana, toad
> >too. It was very fast, had my plates and registrations in less than
> >a week. The wohle thing cost around $1200. Every year after the
> >total cost is less than $200 per year, can't remember exactly.
> >
> >If you talk to John Bennett tell him James says hello.
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