Exactly. Although one could argue that

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Feb 27, 2015
9:17:30am

Y Mountain

Exactly. Although one could argue that

the "extra" tax on the secondary residence should at least be applied to the primary residence district.

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Y Mountain

Previous username: Spence23
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Biggest tax scam in Utah

Jersey hunter

2/27/15 8:52am

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supertux

2/27/15 8:53am

"Whatever happened to no taxation without representation?"

concolor couguar

2/27/15 9:02am

I deal with this with my beach house in San Diego and my ski lodge in Park City.

Blueto

2/27/15 9:13am

Then sell your second home. Problem solved.

bulletproof

2/27/15 9:13am

I wouldn't call it a scam, just part of the progressive tax system.

Cosmodiar

2/27/15 9:14am

Exactly. Although one could argue that

Y Mountain

2/27/15 9:17am

We have all sorts of tax laws that attempt to direct a favorable life style,

Finngirl

2/27/15 9:17am

Tax laws do not favor marriage. My LGBT tax clients learned that the hard way.

JAGA97

2/27/15 9:28am

This is how many wealthy individuals with cabins in Wasatch County lower their

concolor couguar

2/27/15 9:18am

The tax code is so stupid. This is so stupid.

SandYFan

2/27/15 9:21am

Unintended consequences

concolor couguar

2/27/15 9:28am

It shouldn't be the primary source

wapiti

2/27/15 9:41am

The tough part is establishing what is evidence of being legit

concolor couguar

2/27/15 9:44am

The price of being richer than 99% of all men to ever live. 1st world problems.

JAGA97

2/27/15 9:21am

Thanks, Jersey!

ColoSpgs

2/27/15 9:24am

Here's a bigger one

bluebloodedcoug

2/27/15 9:28am

I would just move to NV (only if it was Mesquite or Las Vegas though)

2/27/15 9:31am

Wants to keep the house in Utah so that he can come back to it when he retires

bluebloodedcoug

2/27/15 9:36am

Don't claim the child in Utah on his taxes. File married separate if his wife is

JAGA97

2/27/15 9:41am

He hasn't claimed any of his children as dependents on his taxes for a decade

bluebloodedcoug

2/27/15 9:43am

Does your dad have a Utah Drivers License?

JAGA97

2/27/15 9:50am

No, and no registered vehicles in Utah

bluebloodedcoug

2/27/15 9:53am

He should just file as a Nevada resident and pay 2nd home taxes on the Utah home

JAGA97

2/27/15 10:06am

He can claim a child on a mission if they are in the US, Canada or Mexico.

JAGA97

2/27/15 9:53am

You aren't contributing to the local economy, paying local sales taxes, etc

wapiti

2/27/15 9:39am

He also isn't using local infrastructure, roads, emergency service, etc

workindev

2/27/15 9:44am

He does use those roads and services when he is in the county

concolor couguar

2/27/15 9:46am

Sure, so he should pay a prorated tax for how much he uses them

workindev

2/27/15 9:54am

So you want him to prove how often he was not using the cabin?

concolor couguar

2/27/15 10:06am

If he rents it out, his renters are .

Finngirl

2/27/15 3:09pm

I feel terrible for you.

Real Men Wear Blue

2/27/15 9:47am

That's nothing compared to the taxes Bermuda charges me to register my yacht

2/27/15 9:50am

Actually, it's a lowered rate for primary, normal for non-primary.

2/27/15 9:51am

Try to live in PA.. Real Estate Taxes here can be automatically raised every yea

jota

2/27/15 2:09pm

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