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Re: Tax and Trade Allowance (IL) [slhouse1] by kyfdx HOST
Oct 20, 2008 (7:30 am)
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Replying to: slhouse1 (Oct 20, 2008 5:47 am)

I'm not an expert on Illinois lease taxes... but..
 
A lot of companies set-up balloon payment programs, specifically for Illinois, so that the vehicle is in the purchaser's name, and so they get a tax credit on trade, or can avoid additional sales tax if they exercise the purchase option at the end of the balloon period.
 
If you've been leasing, and are going to another lease, then you probably aren't going to get any credit at all.
 
People say leasing sucks in Illinois, and this is why.
 
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Re: Tax and Trade Allowance (IL) [kyfdx] by slhouse1
Oct 20, 2008 (8:19 am)
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Replying to: kyfdx (Oct 20, 2008 7:30 am)

Thanks for the reply. Leasing sucks in IL...ha. you can say that again.
 
What I take away from your answer, is, if I go from LEASE to PURCHASE, I will get the tax credit?
 
Makes a big difference in overall price.
 
Thanks for all your help.
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Re: Tax and Trade Allowance (IL) [slhouse1] by kyfdx HOST
Oct 20, 2008 (8:31 am)
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Replying to: slhouse1 (Oct 20, 2008 8:19 am)

I don't know for sure.. But, if your current lease is titled in the bank's name (and, that is usually how it works), I don't think you'll get a trade-in credit, at all..
 
All you can do is worry about the next time..
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Re: Tax and Trade Allowance (IL) [slhouse1] by volvomax
Oct 20, 2008 (9:05 am)
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Replying to: slhouse1 (Oct 19, 2008 5:43 am)

IF the original tax was paid in full, you should have a credit on your trade in value.
Unless IL simply doesn't issue any credits.
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Re: Tax and Trade Allowance (IL) [volvomax] by slhouse1
Oct 20, 2008 (10:30 am)
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Replying to: volvomax (Oct 20, 2008 9:05 am)

Well, the original tax was paid in full via rolling it into the lease. So technically, it has been paid pro-rata over the existing payment stream. But, will be paid IN FULL at time of Dealer purchase of lease at Trade-In.
 
I guess it's not so simple anymore.
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Which states have a $ cap on vehicle sales tax? by euphonium
Jan 27, 2009 (11:12 am)
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Because you can afford the ST is no reason to charge so much to those who can afford more expensive vehicles. "From those who earn it to those who collect it" punishes and discourages thrift, savings, & those of higher incomes.
 
Just don't understand the logic of charging more depending on the value of the vehicle.
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Re: Which states have a $ cap on vehicle sales tax? [euphonium] by kyfdx HOST
Jan 27, 2009 (12:46 pm)
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Replying to: euphonium (Jan 27, 2009 11:12 am)

Oregon and New Hampshire have no sales tax..
 
South Carolina is capped at $300..
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Re: Which states have a $ cap on vehicle sales tax? [euphonium] by volvomax
Jan 27, 2009 (2:17 pm)
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Replying to: euphonium (Jan 27, 2009 11:12 am)

I'm at a loss here. If the tax is say, 5%, it's 5% for everybody.
How is this unfair?
It's a flat tax.
The income tax that is graded based on how much you earn is WAYYYY more unfair than a sales tax.
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Re: Which states have a $ cap on vehicle sales tax? [euphonium] by tidester HOST
Jan 27, 2009 (4:38 pm)
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Replying to: euphonium (Jan 27, 2009 11:12 am)

punishes ... those of higher incomes
 
Perhaps, but one could argue that "those of higher incomes" get a break on things like profits on stocks and bonds where their profits are taxed at rates lower than income taxes and there is no tax on sales.
 
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Re: Which states have a $ cap on vehicle sales tax? [tidester] by volvomax
Jan 27, 2009 (5:56 pm)
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Replying to: tidester (Jan 27, 2009 4:38 pm)

Perhaps, but one could argue that "those of higher incomes" get a break on things like profits on stocks and bonds where their profits are taxed at rates lower than income taxes and there is no tax on sales.
 
Capital Gains! Now THERE is an unfair tax. First, you are taxed on the income you used to buy the stock THEN you get taxed again when you have the temerity to make a PROFIT!

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