ajaxguy
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Is there still no value on bikes per the ministry so if the seller agrees, can write it up for whatever no matter how new it is?
no value for bikes still?
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Mango Rider
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$100 minimum. I tried $50 recently. Had to pay tax on $100 instead.
Mango Rider
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Then the teller was having a bad day. Told them a dollar, payed the 13cents and then said I might as well renew my stickers for 2 years as well. Service ontario can be the same as dealing with cops. Bad day for them = bad day for you.
Mango Rider
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I actually just sold my old CBR to a coworker in Ajax, apparently he told them 10$, they were difficult about it and started checking kijiji for prices on the 250r, forced him to pay tax on 1200$ instead. Felt bad for forgetting about the UVIP where I could have written it and signed it instead 
Riceburner
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He should have said he's come back with the signed bill of sale.
I actually just sold my old CBR to a coworker in Ajax, apparently he told them 10$, they were difficult about it and started checking kijiji for prices on the 250r, forced him to pay tax on 1200$ instead. Felt bad for forgetting about the UVIP where I could have written it and signed it instead
$10?? come on man, at least make it something reasonable.
$10?? come on man, at least make it something reasonable.
Taxes paid when new; $0 would be reasonable. Flame suit on
I'm not for extra taxes, but as guys keep dicking about with really stupid values the ministry will create a list. Keep it remotely believeable and we can all keep some bucks in our pocket, start dicking around and we will get a list.
Think long term sucess
Think long term sucess
conundrum
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I agree, but much like Neil said above, it is stupid that you can pay tax on something, then if it is resold, there is tax again. Tax really should be on the product, and since nothing new is being produced, you shouldn't get taxed again.
Then again, we do pay income tax, yet also get taxed on everything we buy with our remaining income...but that's another whole can of worms...
You know that's not how it works. First come the clever, quiet mice then come the foolish, noisy squeakers who draw the attention of the cat. After that, it's always listening for prey. A $300 billion deficit will only sharpen it's hearing.
you are very right. If I buy an 8k bike I would have the owner write me a bill that says as is for 3k for the ministry purposes and one for me for the real price.
Veej
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Yep Keep it realistic, and go with a bill of sale, when you go in with a retarded amount the tellers take insult to this. I usually go in with a few hundred dollar value there-for pay around 30-40 bucks. Keeps them from looking up on the net and getting management involved.
