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- laknoxNomad
06Fargo wrote:
laknox wrote:
rmoore0852 wrote:
romore wrote:
Here a farm plated vehicle can only be used for farm business. Hauling your rv wouldn't qualify. Check with the DMV.
Same way in the US. I know most states have laws about only using farm plates for farm business. I can't speak for other states, but that IS enforced in TX.
Shoot, just make sure to visit a few implement dealers or some other ag facility, and you're "on business". If you have a business credit card, charge everything to it. :-) That's how we got our vacations for decades as members of the International Flying Farmers. We'd go to our annual convention and workshop and would write them off as "business" expenses since we'd be touring various farming and production facilities as well as helping lobbyists deal with both farming and general aviation legislation from the State/Provincial levels to D.C./Quebec.
Lyle
this right here is why Lyle gets the big buck$ :D
Yeah, right. :-) More like our attorney and accountant... :-)
Lyle - ivbinconnedExplorer IIWe have been down several times. Always on F plates. It's the only truck we have. Two years ago Home Land really Checked us over at Bolder. Never noted or asked about plates.
- ivbinconnedExplorer IIForgot to tell ya. I got the "G" endorsement.
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