Cheapest State?

[StealthRabbit]

South Dakota is quite hassle free for a domicile, and yes, one overnight per lifetime wthl receipt will qualify for their non-resident / FT traveler domicile. I never stay in one spot long enough to trigger other state domiciles (which you need to assure).

The even more creative for low cost living use a sales tax free Montana LLC to own their vehicles, planes, boats. (Rules apply). Lifetime plates for vehicles over 11 years old saves a lot of hassle. No inspection, no renewal necessary.

[bande1102]

Originally Posted by StealthRabbit

South Dakota is quite hassle free for a domicile, and yes, one overnight per lifetime will receipt will qualify.

The even more creative for low cost living use a sales tax free Montana LLC to own their vehicles, planes, boats. (Rules apply). Lifetime plates for vehicles over 11 years old saves a lot of hassle. No inspection, no renewal necessary.

So SD for residency?

MT llc for ownership?

That is very interesting.

[10-23]

Originally Posted by marino760

I'm not so sure. Some states with the lowest literacy rates are also states with the highest taxes, highest populations, and highest cost of living. A couple of these are also very popular retirement destinations. The 5 states with the lowest literacy rates are

1. California
2. New York
3. Florida
4. Texas
5. New Jersey
https://worldpopulationreview.com/st...rates-by-state

In some of those states, the number 1 idiot is the governor.

[StealthRabbit]

Originally Posted by bande1102

So SD for residency?

MT llc for ownership?

That is very interesting.

a tutorial (RV living centric, but can work for those of us who are on the go without an RV lifestyle) including international with a USA domicile as base.

https://www.escapees.com/establishin...ile-for-rvers/

Lots of companies offering the MT LLC, but you can do yourself for <$100, but be aware of the strict rules and comply (insurance / ... avoiding fraudulant tax evasion...) You will note a lot of exotic cars and Motorhomes with MT plates and many jurisdictions (and neighbors) will be watching you. Our state offers a hotline to squeal on potentially fraudulent vehicle registrations. Just do what is correct and legal for your situation. I use registration in states where my vehicles are primarily garaged / used. I have nothing too expensive, (My daily driver is 47 yrs old and cost me $35) But for vehicles I intend on swapping / turning over in less that a yr I make it as simple, inexpensive, and quick as possible. At one time I had over 30 vehicles to run through a Dyno emission inspection annually, but my vehicles run on bio-fuel so there is no detectable emission. That got very expensive and laborious to comply and explain each time I tested, so I went 'Stealth'. (again / as usual)