AOPA Twin Comanche

no income tax here... but it would hit the "personal property tax" which
would be about $2K per year

BT

"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message
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Dave S wrote:

Whats the value of the Twin Commanche?

According to AOPA, the current value of the "project" is $225,500.

And.. 30% of that is??? (just
rough round numbers...)

$67,650.

And in my case, the State of New Jersey wants their 6% income tax and 6%
usage
tax, for an additional $27,060.

George Patterson
If a man gets into a fight 3,000 miles away from home, he *had* to
have
been looking for it.

God Bless Texas

No personal property tax on personal use airplanes..

No State Income Tax.

Dave

BTIZ wrote:
no income tax here... but it would hit the "personal property tax" which
would be about $2K per year

BT

"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message
...


Dave S wrote:

Whats the value of the Twin Commanche?

According to AOPA, the current value of the "project" is $225,500.


And.. 30% of that is??? (just
rough round numbers...)

$67,650.

And in my case, the State of New Jersey wants their 6% income tax and 6%
usage
tax, for an additional $27,060.

George Patterson
If a man gets into a fight 3,000 miles away from home, he *had* to
have
been looking for it.

"BTIZ" writes:

no income tax here... but it would hit the "personal property tax" which
would be about $2K per year

You don't live in the US and thus not subject to Federal income tax?

Bob,

You don't live in the US and thus not subject to Federal income tax?


If he doesn't, he's not eligible to win, anyway. Read the fine print...

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

Thomas Borchert writes:

You don't live in the US and thus not subject to Federal income tax?
If he doesn't, he's not eligible to win, anyway. Read the fine print...

Which fine print? According to http://www.aopa.org/sweeps/rules.html,
non-Quebecois Canadians are eligible to win too.

- FChE

Frank,

"CAN I PARTICIPATE?
AOPA’s 2004 Win-A-Twin Sweepstakes is open to all individuals who
legally reside in the 50 United States, the District of Columbia and
Canada (except the Province of Quebec) age 21 years or older as of the
date of entry."

It might surprise you, but that excludes a helluva lot of people ;-)

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

Thomas Borchert writes:

AOPA's 2004 Win-A-Twin Sweepstakes is open to all individuals who
legally reside in the 50 United States, the District of Columbia and
Canada (except the Province of Quebec) age 21 years or older as of the
date of entry."

Why the Quebec exclusion?

I believe that the Quebec provincial government will not allow any Quebec
resident to participate in a lottery or contest that is not endorsed or
originates in said province!


"Bob Fry" wrote in message
...
Thomas Borchert writes:

AOPA's 2004 Win-A-Twin Sweepstakes is open to all individuals who
legally reside in the 50 United States, the District of Columbia and
Canada (except the Province of Quebec) age 21 years or older as of the
date of entry."

Why the Quebec exclusion?

sorry.. I should have specified.. no STATE income tax.. as that was in the
post I was commenting with...

BT

"Bob Fry" wrote in message
...
"BTIZ" writes:

no income tax here... but it would hit the "personal property tax" which
would be about $2K per year

You don't live in the US and thus not subject to Federal income tax?