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Old April 6th 17, 02:18 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Roy B.
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While tax enforcement can vary from state to state - you should be OK with Utah as long as the glider isn't used, stored or tied down in Utah. There are legal/constitutional limits on a state's ability to tax an item that is (and always was) outside of it's territory and the mere fact that a Utah resident owns it is not likely to be enough to tax it if it was never in Utah. By way of illustration, if you owned a piece of real estate in AZ it's not likely that Utah could tax it. Just keep it out of Utah.
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