what are the tax on yachts in the US?
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buy it, the keep it out of the country for 3 months to avoid sales tax.  im not sure if they have banned that or what, but thats what i did, and i got away with tax.  my yacht was like 1.3 million, so that would have a been a lot of tax.
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state and local taxes
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I am not aware of a threshold. If you make a $1 in profit on a capital sale it it taxable.
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it is a 10 percent penalty plus the taxes.  You can take it out without penalty for education and certain other approved uses.  I would advise against it otherwise.
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Here is a good place to start:\nhttp://www.co.columbia.ga.us/asp/tax/\n\nHope this helps!
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In NY, as in CA, it's @ 25%.  This of course varies on your specic status; married, head of household, etc., and, the number of exemptions you take.
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Hmmm...here are a few...cigarrette taxes, income taxes, retail taxes, bonus taxes, gift taxes, car taxes (if you live in CT), Insurance taxes (in certain states...but they call it a "fee"), Marriage taxes, ....god the list goes on and on...
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Boat Owners of the United States ie www.boatus.com is the educational/lobbying/retail sales operation that represents us boaters. Go to their web site........off the top of my head I'd sy 5 million
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the total amount including taxes
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Our property taxes are $5100 a year.  We have three taxes - school, village and county.  If we lived in the country our taxes would be less because there would be no village tax.  I live in Central NY
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8.375%\n\nWhat Goods and Services are Subject to This Tax?\nNew York City imposes sales tax on the sale or use of the following items in the City:\n\nTangible personal property; \nCertain enumerated services; \nGas, electricity, refrigeration, steam, telephone, and telegraph services; \nDetective, cleaning, and maintenance services; \nOccupancy of hotel and motel rooms; \nFood and beverages sold by restaurants and caterers; \nAdmission charges to places of amusement; \nReceipts from beauty, barbering, hair restoring, manicures, pedicures, electrolysis, massage, and other, similar services; \nReceipts from the sale of services by or use of facilities of weight control salons, health salons, gymnasiums, and similar establishments; \nSales of credit rating and credit reporting services; \nSales of protective and detective services; and \nReceipts from the sales of the service of parking, garaging, or storing motor vehicles. \n[back to top]\n\n\nTax Forms and Filing Information\nIf your business is required to be registered as a vendor, you must obtain a Certificate of Authority from the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance. This certificate gives your business the authority to collect the required sales and use taxes, and to issue appropriate sales tax exemption documents, including resale certificates used for purchasing inventory.\n\nIf you make taxable sales before you receive the Certificate of Authority, your business may be subject to substantial penalties. To obtain a Certificate of Authority, you must complete Form DTF-17, Application for Registration as a Sales Tax Vendor, for your business and send it to the address listed in the instructions for that form, at least 20 days before you begin operating your business.\n\n[back to top]\n\n\nTax Rates\nOn Items 1-11 above, the City sales tax rate is 4 percent (in addition to the New York State sales and use tax of 4 percent and the Metropolitan Commuter Transportation District surcharge of 0.375%), \n\nfor a total Sales and Use tax of 8.375 percent.\n\nEffective September 1, 2005, the City's sales tax rate of 4 percent will be eliminated for purchases of clothing and footwear under $110. However, the New York State tax rate of 4 percent, as well as the Metropolitan Commuter Transportation District rate of 0.375%, will remain in effect, making the total tax imposed on these purchases 4.375%. \n\nIn addition, there will be a "Sales Tax-Free Week" on purchases of clothing and footwear under $110, from January 30 - February 5, 2006.\nClothing and Footwear Sales Tax-Free Periods Information\n\nOn Item 12 above, the City imposes a 6 percent tax and an additional 8 percent surtax (on parking, garaging, or storing motor vehicles in Manhattan).\n\nIf you are a resident of Manhattan and own a motor vehicle registered in the same borough, you may be eligible for an exemption from the additional New York City 8 percent surtax now levied on parking services there. For those who qualify, the tax will be at a rate of 10 1/2 percent instead of 18 1/2 percent.\nLearn about Manhattan Residents Parking Tax Exemption
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There is a 10% Penalty on the money, and the rest of the money will be taxed at your basic Federal and Local rate.  For example, if you have $10,000 in your HSA, and you are taxed at a 30% rate, you will pay $1000 in penalties, and 30% of the remaining $9,000 =  $2700 in taxes, netting you $6,300.
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Chris Hoven should get a new job.  Oceangraphers should get at least twice as much\n\nHis tax rate per week, at 7.65% of $576.20, comes to $44.08.
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I think there is some sensibility involved as well.  I, for one, would have no use for a huge yacht.  I would not have a place to store one, nor could I afford to maintain one.  A small dinghy, however, will fit nicely in my backyard.  My husband might even use it every now and again.  Never second guess yourself.  Your instinct to turn something down is usually correct, and don't think of it as settling but rather knowing what is right for you.
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It depends on your salary, the more you earn, the higher your salary taxes.\nit also depends on where do u live. It seems there is a tax to  the US government, another tax to the state, and a tax to your city or town. The total tax depends on where do you work.\nFor example, if you earn about 50,000 USD/year in New York city, you will pay a total tax of 29%. \nThis 29% may be less if u go to another city or state, or if your salary is less.\n\nSearch the internet for taxes calculations and tables for different states.
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stock sales are taxed. last year it was at your regular tax rate.
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The question is somewhat odd, since offshore centers are ussually tax free.\n\nI think the best location in the americas is panama.\n\ncheckout www.lowtax.net