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Here's How California Closed the Montana License Plate Loophole
The law expands tax rules to treat some shell companies as California residents, after officials estimated $10 million in annual lost revenue.
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Newsom Goes After 'Montana Loophole' on Fancy Cars
Californians adorning their Ferraris with flats from Montana or other states just hit a legal speed boom. Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a bill liked at luxury because owners who set up out-of-state shell companies to dodge state taxes and fees, reports the Los Angeles Times. Senate Bill 1406 Broadens...
Learn about the four signals California will use to detect LLC linked to luxury car tax evasion following the signing of Newsom SB 1406.
Luxury-car buyers who use 'Montana loophole' to dodge California taxes are target of new law
SB 1406 cracks down on residents who primarily use their vehicles in California, but create out-of-state shell companies to purchase and register them elsewhere to skirt taxes.
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- 40% of the sources lean Left, 40% of the sources lean Right
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C 20%
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