GL: Registering Boats in R.I.

[fred]

Rich,

Several states like Rhode Island don't charge sales tax and provide a 
registration nice and cheap.  They will even print your out-of-state 
address on that Rhode Island registration and mail your renewals there.

Just remember, that once you bring your RI registered boat home to another 
state, after 90 days you will be required to register it there .. AND then 
pay the sales tax.

Be prepared to save marina receipts and other proofs of location showing 
that you were never in any state other than RI for more than 90 consecutive 
days, and save those receipts forever.

Fred
Tug 44

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From: "R. A. McCall" <mccallr at gmail.com>
Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 5:46 PM
To: great-loop at lists.samurai.com
Subject: GL: Registering Boats in R.I. 

See http://www.dem.ri.gov/programs/bpoladm/manserv/hfb/boating/boatfaq.htm
for full information concerning "Flat Fee" registering on boats large and
small.

(Copy url and paste to Web browser's location on top of Web Browser.)

Rich
Day Dreams - 39' Carver
Currently @ Pleasure Marina, Warwick, R.I. for Winter storage/maintenance
Pending trip down ICW to mid-Florida in April
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