In Georgia you pay a registration if you have an N number. It does not matter if the plane is a restoration project or if it is a kit which is not flying yet.
In Texas where I am now they leave me pretty much alone.
Personal Property Tax....
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In Illinois I was directed by the state DOT to register my pilot's license and pay a registration for using IL airports. I pushed back by saying that I did not have a pilot's license (it is an airman's certificate) and that I did not use public airports. I never paid, but I don't live there anymore.
In Georgia you pay a registration if you have an N number. It does not matter if the plane is a restoration project or if it is a kit which is not flying yet.
In Texas where I am now they leave me pretty much alone.
In Georgia you pay a registration if you have an N number. It does not matter if the plane is a restoration project or if it is a kit which is not flying yet.
In Texas where I am now they leave me pretty much alone.
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Mark,
Excellent footwork! Bastards try to tax you for everything and frankly am getting tired of it.
Used to live in Texas and there is a lot to be said for the way they do things there.
Joe A
Excellent footwork! Bastards try to tax you for everything and frankly am getting tired of it.
Used to live in Texas and there is a lot to be said for the way they do things there.
Joe A
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Here in Oklahoma the yearly tax is based on the plane's gross weight. My Champ, at the bottom end of the scale, costs $10.00.
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How about 1923, before anyone even need a Pilot's License! I vote for that.joea wrote:
Less not more govt and keep your nose out of my business. The way it was in 1920-1930 (except for the depression) was a pretty good life. Lets return to that way of things.