I dodged nothing. The roller is not a car, the engine is not a car, the transmission is not a car. It is only when they are assemlbed together, BINGO, assembled vehicle do they become a car. If the roller was a car it would never be allowed into the US. It does not meet any side impact regulations etc. For a fee of $100 us dollars I will send you in US mail the tax code and illustrations from TXDOT. $100 is cheap compared to 6.25% sales tax. I am just so tired of sending it to people I figured it is time to make money.
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Originally Posted by elmariachi
If you dodged paying taxes on a roller (Superformance/Backdraft etc) you are lucky. I called the Harris Cty Assessor at Steubner Airline and Cypresswood this morning for clarification on the sales tax issue and they said that tax is to be charged on any vehicle that is built by a manufacturer and supplied with an MSO.
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