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bajaguy
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More fees
For all of you lucky enough to have a vehicle(s) registered in California, starting April 1st, 2017 you will be paying a $10 per year increase in the
vehicle registration fee ......
(pertains to Baja as a public service to those who take California plated vehicles south of the border)
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msteve1014
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$10 a year?
I'm going to have rethink my whole lifestyle, or claim to have moved to South Dakota like some other tax dodgers.
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David K
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That's how they get away with it... a little at a time... and some of you say that won't hurt... then more next year, etc.
Governor Davis was thrown out when he tried to raise the vehicle registration by over $200, all at once. Arnold was elected and terminated that fee!
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chuckie
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You aint seen nuttin yet!
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msteve1014
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How much does gas, or milk, or electricity have to go up to cost you an extra $10 a year?
This is not news worthy.
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rts551
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$10 per year... I'll take that and good roads any day. Its the freeloaders that complain about their taxes but want all the services that get me.
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bajaguy
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If only the roads were good, if only the services were good.....but this $10 increase is to fund the CHP retirement account
Quote: Originally posted by rts551  | | $10 per year... I'll take that and good roads any day. Its the freeloaders that complain about their taxes but want all the services that get me.
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DaliDali
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Times 27.7 million registered vehicles in CA....
Baaboom
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: Originally posted by bajaguy | For all of you lucky enough to have a vehicle(s) registered in California, starting April 1st, 2017 you will be paying a $10 per year increase in the
vehicle registration fee ......
(pertains to Baja as a public service to those who take California plated vehicles south of the border) |
You aint seen nothing yet! Trump is going to cancel medicare and give you a coupon book so you can shop for health care. Good luck with that!
Suckers!
Tax cuts for the rich! Benefits cuts for everyone else!
Woke!
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will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by bajaguy | If only the roads were good, if only the services were good.....but this $10 increase is to fund the CHP retirement account
| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | $10 per year... I'll take that and good roads any day. Its the freeloaders that complain about their taxes but want all the services that get me.
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Ya...move to Tucson.... see what roads are like....and low taxes. Kalifornia roads are like silk. Another complainer that has not seen the
worst.
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bajaguy
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Nope, Ralph. I have seen and driven on some really crappy roads in my lifetime. Was in phoenix last week, roads were great.....Oh, and I'm not
complaining, just stating facts
| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | Quote: Originally posted by bajaguy | If only the roads were good, if only the services were good.....but this $10 increase is to fund the CHP retirement account
| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | $10 per year... I'll take that and good roads any day. Its the freeloaders that complain about their taxes but want all the services that get me.
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Ya...move to Tucson.... see what roads are like....and low taxes. Kalifornia roads are like silk. Another complainer that has not seen the
worst. |
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rts551
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Man, sometimes. I get tired of the people in Kaifornia whining about their taxes and SERVICES. Move to Mississippi if you want low taxes. Move to
Arizona or Nevada. QUIT COMPLAINING....I suspect you like your services and just do not like paying.
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by bajaguy | Nope, Ralph. I have seen and driven on some really crappy roads in my lifetime. Was in phoenix last week, roads were great.....Oh, and I'm not
complaining, just stating facts
| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | Quote: Originally posted by bajaguy | If only the roads were good, if only the services were good.....but this $10 increase is to fund the CHP retirement account
| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | $10 per year... I'll take that and good roads any day. Its the freeloaders that complain about their taxes but want all the services that get me.
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Ya...move to Tucson.... see what roads are like....and low taxes. Kalifornia roads are like silk. Another complainer that has not seen the
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Tucson roads are way worse than Phoenix. The city (I still have a house in the county) passed a 1 % sales tax to Patch the craters they had. When
ever we travel to Kalifornia...the roads are so much better than other states. You pay for what you get.
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rts551
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easy...move...or register your vehicle on time.
| Quote: Originally posted by BajaBreak | I had to send a non-op certification to Sacramento a few years ago for a little motorcycle that needed repairs, because they couldn't help me in
person. Turns out they never got it. Check out this list of fees if I want to register it now. Love the $9.00 Alt Fuel/Tech Reg Fee, and the $180 CHP
penalty...
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Current Registration:
43.00
Current California Highway Patrol:
24.00
Current Vehicle License Fee:
1.00
Current Motorcycle Safety Fee:
2.00
Current County Service Authority for Freeway Emergencies Fee:
1.00
Current Fingerprint ID Fee:
1.00
Current Air Quality Management District:
6.00
Current South Coast Air Basin:
1.00
Alt Fuel/Tech Reg Fee:
9.00
1st Prior Year Registration:
43.00
1st Prior Year California Highway Patrol:
24.00
1st Prior Year Vehicle License Fee:
1.00
1st Prior Year Motorcycle Safety Fee:
2.00
1st Prior Year County Service Authority for Freeway Emergencies Fee:
1.00
1st Prior Year Fingerprint ID Fee:
1.00
Current Vehicle Theft/DUI 2:
2.00
1st Prior Year Auto Theft and/or DUI Crime Deterrence Program:
1.00
1st Prior Year Air Quality Management Dist:
6.00
1st Prior Year South Coast Air Basin:
1.00
2nd Prior Year Registration:
43.00
2nd Prior Year California Highway Patrol:
24.00
2nd Prior Year Vehicle License Fee:
1.00
2nd Prior Year Motorcycle Safety Fee:
2.00
2nd Prior Year County Service Authority for Freeway Emergencies Fee:
1.00
2nd Prior Year Fingerprint ID Fee:
1.00
2nd Prior Year Auto Theft and/or DUI Crime Deterrence Program:
1.00
2nd Prior Year Air Quality Management Dist:
6.00
2nd Prior Year South Coast Air Basin:
1.00
Transfer:
15.00
Use/Sales Tax:
9.00
Current Registration Penalty:
30.00
CHP Penalty:
180.00
Current Vehicle License Fee Penalty:
1.00
1st Prior Year Registration Penalty:
50.00
1st Prior Year Vehicle License Fee Penalty:
1.00
2nd Prior Year Registration Penalty:
100.00
2nd Prior Year Vehicle License Fee Penalty:
2.00
Total Registration Fees:
$629.00
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bajaguy
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I do live in Nevada, and hopefully no more Californians will move here
I don't mind paying for services, but the increase is to fund the CHP retirement account (at about $70k a year per person)....it isn't going into
services or road repair
| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | Man, sometimes. I get tired of the people in Kaifornia whining about their taxes and SERVICES. Move to Mississippi if you want low taxes. Move to
Arizona or Nevada. QUIT COMPLAINING....I suspect you like your services and just do not like paying. |
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by bajaguy | I do live in Nevada, and hopefully no more Californians will move here
I don't mind paying for services, but the increase is to fund the CHP retirement account (at about $70k a year per person)....it isn't going into
services or road repair
| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | Man, sometimes. I get tired of the people in Kaifornia whining about their taxes and SERVICES. Move to Mississippi if you want low taxes. Move to
Arizona or Nevada. QUIT COMPLAINING....I suspect you like your services and just do not like paying. |
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OK.. paying for what they got. pay now or later. Ahhhh enough of this....time for Lobster (GRATIS...NO TAX).... tomorrow gents.
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msteve1014
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| Quote: Originally posted by BajaBreak | I had to send a non-op certification to Sacramento a few years ago for a little motorcycle that needed repairs, because they couldn't help me in
person. Turns out they never got it. Check out this list of fees if I want to register it now. Love the $9.00 Alt Fuel/Tech Reg Fee, and the $180 CHP
penalty...
__________________________________________
Current Registration:
43.00
Current California Highway Patrol:
24.00
Current Vehicle License Fee:
1.00
Current Motorcycle Safety Fee:
2.00
Current County Service Authority for Freeway Emergencies Fee:
1.00
Current Fingerprint ID Fee:
1.00
Current Air Quality Management District:
6.00
Current South Coast Air Basin:
1.00
Alt Fuel/Tech Reg Fee:
9.00
1st Prior Year Registration:
43.00
1st Prior Year California Highway Patrol:
24.00
1st Prior Year Vehicle License Fee:
1.00
1st Prior Year Motorcycle Safety Fee:
2.00
1st Prior Year County Service Authority for Freeway Emergencies Fee:
1.00
1st Prior Year Fingerprint ID Fee:
1.00
Current Vehicle Theft/DUI 2:
2.00
1st Prior Year Auto Theft and/or DUI Crime Deterrence Program:
1.00
1st Prior Year Air Quality Management Dist:
6.00
1st Prior Year South Coast Air Basin:
1.00
2nd Prior Year Registration:
43.00
2nd Prior Year California Highway Patrol:
24.00
2nd Prior Year Vehicle License Fee:
1.00
2nd Prior Year Motorcycle Safety Fee:
2.00
2nd Prior Year County Service Authority for Freeway Emergencies Fee:
1.00
2nd Prior Year Fingerprint ID Fee:
1.00
2nd Prior Year Auto Theft and/or DUI Crime Deterrence Program:
1.00
2nd Prior Year Air Quality Management Dist:
6.00
2nd Prior Year South Coast Air Basin:
1.00
Transfer:
15.00
Use/Sales Tax:
9.00
Current Registration Penalty:
30.00
CHP Penalty:
180.00
Current Vehicle License Fee Penalty:
1.00
1st Prior Year Registration Penalty:
50.00
1st Prior Year Vehicle License Fee Penalty:
1.00
2nd Prior Year Registration Penalty:
100.00
2nd Prior Year Vehicle License Fee Penalty:
2.00
Total Registration Fees:
$629.00
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Call it, pointless... |
Who's fault is that? You could have done this ON TIME and never had a problem. Now you have a big one.
My ct90 has been non op for years, cost me $5.
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chuckie
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How do they get out of paying taxes> Does Kalifornia issue a card that exempts them from Gas Tax, Sales Tax, excise tax, luxury tax, property tax,
tax on phone service, internet, utility tax.. ad nauseum? Once again you have your head up your burro...NOBODY escapes taxes..
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mtgoat666
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Its a true sign of old age and obsolesence when you start whining that the world is going to hell in a handbasket and everything was better when i was
younger!
Youth is an additude! Change yours!
P.s. Quit whining about your lack of paying work and get a better job!
| Quote: Originally posted by David K | I was born in California, watched it go downhill as "east coast liberals" arrived and wanted to make this state 'stink' like the one they moved away
from! Why do I have to move from my native land? California schools here were some of the nation's best in the 60s and 70s... became the worst in the
90s and 00s.
Californians who wanted their freedoms back had to move to other states (or Mexico)! Not all of us can. My kids both want to leave, one did. The other
can't make enough to have the lifestyle they grew up in because living costs are so now high here (but not in other states).
Why is it this way? Big government doing far more than the constitution mandates and allowing non-tax paying law breakers to have sanctuary, on the
backs of the taxpayers.
[Edited on 12-24-2016 by David K] |
Woke!
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will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
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KurtG
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | I was born in California, watched it go downhill as "east coast liberals" arrived and wanted to make this state 'stink' like the one they moved away
from! Why do I have to move from my native land? California schools here were some of the nation's best in the 60s and 70s... became the worst in the
90s and 00s.
Californians who wanted their freedoms back had to move to other states (or Mexico)! Not all of us can. My kids both want to leave, one did. The other
can't make enough to have the lifestyle they grew up in because living costs are so now high here (but not in other states).
Why is it this way? Big government doing far more than the constitution mandates and allowing non-tax paying law breakers to have sanctuary, on the
backs of the taxpayers.
[Edited on 12-24-2016 by David K] |
Well, not a "east coast liberal" but from the Minnesota north country. I've been in California full time since 1974 and part time before that. I
have supported myself and my two children while self-employed and they now are living and doing well here in an area that is similar economically to
the N. San Diego County area where you live by taking advantage of our good education system and through their own efforts. As a small business
person I never considered California's regulatory atmosphere to be oppressive nor taxes unreasonable. My family and friends in Minnesota pay lower
taxes and vehicle fees but for several months per year spend $3-500/month to heat their homes. There is always a trade off. I live a pretty modest
life but manage to do so in what I consider one of the best areas in the US. When one of my friends say they are fed up and moving to Idaho I just
reply "send me a postcard, I'm staying here." I think I save enough by not needing a winter wardrobe to offset my higher DMV fees.
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