Posted by Dave H (MI) on February 12, 2018 at 19:32:18 from (50.108.101.201):
In Reply to: MI vehicle sales tax posted by RBoots on February 12, 2018 at 17:26:44:
This is the end result of all those guys who bought cars back in the day and walked into the SOS with a receipt claiming they paid $100 for it when they really paid $10,000 for it. I remember the day when you never bought a used car in Michigan without getting two receipts. One for SOS and one that was real. Now the pendulum has swung the other way and this way is no better than the other was.
Years ago a case came across my desk. A young man started a landscaping business and bought himself a fancy dually pickup. A month later, for reasons of his own, he decided he wanted his truck in the name of the business. So he dropped by SOS and asked the clerk about it and she handled it right there for a modest fee. A few weeks later he got a bill for over $3000 in unpaid sales tax. This was sales tax he had already paid when he first bought the truck but, because he transferred it into his business they charged him again. Michigan never did relent in his case. I think it is time to go to a flat licensing fee for passenger autos and light trucks. Too much abuse from the state.
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