I got audited today!!

[devigumpina]

GEt a lawyer....For what?

You obviously arent the brightest crayon in the box if you think he needs a lawyer for this.

I have had a Dozen of these and never an issue as long as the buyer and seller put exactly whats on the title.

End of Story.

Hi

will it be ok if i just dont respond to this. My seller is scared and is not willing to reply.

[conn-e-rot]

first of all this is a public forum and you just admitted to fraud & tax evasion.... delete your post

[conn-e-rot]

stories must match this should have been discussed in detail and you both should have been prepared for this to happen before you put $0 on the title

[Brownsfan1]

[bshultz0930]

Hi

I too got this letter today. Please let me know what you did and what happened to you. I am bit tensed.

Thanks a lot in advance

just make sure you and the other party put what was said on the title. but also make sure its not just a survey.

[bshultz0930]

another guy just said he had the same thing happen to him. old post but new question!

[Revelstoker]

Classic prisoners dilema on submitting the form without talking to the seller: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prisoner's_dilemma

OK, I didn't read through all the pages but I have done this twice in other states. In both cases, the bikes were actually gifted to me.

In both cases, DMV looked up the value of the bike (NADA, KBB or the like) and applied a sales tax. Pissed me off as the bikes were xfered to me for nothing. I just took it as a "gift tax" and moved on.

I am suprised that Ohio doesn't do something similar to avoid this issue?

Edited December 20, 2012 by Revelstoker

[conn-e-rot]

I thought Ohio did have a gift tax??

a lot easier to put a grand or two on it pay the tax and be done with it

[Gump]

They do if you gift over, I believe, $13,000 per year or you can one time gift of 1 million dollars. Not sure on "titles' but the last time I did a title as gift it cost more than if I said it cost me $50 bucks.

Edited December 21, 2012 by Gump

[jagr]

I don't know why people do this. Put a lower amount and pay to play.

It's def not worth all this worrying after the fact bullshit.

[Gump]

I don't remember is an answer. It's different from I don't know.

Edited December 21, 2012 by Gump

[warpspeed]

Put you payed 0, buyer and seller ALWAYS put the same thing down. If the stories match, whos to argue?

[conn-e-rot]

I always thought the tax was higher saying $0 than if you put a couple hundred

[Pokey]

The state wants their money on something that has already been paid tax on, possibly even multiple times. Honestly it is none of their damn business, a private transaction is exactly that. Just respond to their letter by writing them a letter, explaining it was a gift, seriously doubt you will hear back from them, they have no proof otherwise unless the buyer and seller have conflicting stories. Then that would be stupid on both parties, people give legitimate gifts in forms of vehicles all the time.

[max power]

I don't know why people do this. Put a lower amount and pay to play.

It's def not worth all this worrying after the fact bullshit.

Because FUCK DA MAN!! That's why.

[obesityrules]

oh im not freak out.. haha but it says on the survey, how much is the value of any work or services done in exchange for part of or the full value of the vehical.

can you put a price on buttsex, blowjobs, and handies? forget about it

[motozachl]

they call cell phones in germany handies

[madcat6183]

I thought it was pretty well known you NEVER put 0.00 for purchase price, but maybe that's just me. I mean of course that raises red flags, who would think it wouldnt?

[Pokey]

I thought it was pretty well known you NEVER put 0.00 for purchase price, but maybe that's just me. I mean of course that raises red flags, who would think it wouldnt?

It honestly isnt a big deal, trust me.