Vehicle Bill Sale: Fill & Download for Free

The vehicle doesn't need to be registered to sell it. If you have a title, then signing it over to the prospective buyer while also providing a bill sale (handwritten or computer-generated) is all that is required.If you live on a large lot or a rural property, the buyer can even test drive the vehicle. However, they cannot legally drive it on the streets or highways until it is registered

Here’s a partial list for a dollar that I spent last month:Income: Fed; State; Municipal (not me, but others); Social Security; & MedicareSpent: (Electricity Bill): Sales Tax; Transportation Tax (to support the local Bus system)Spent by the Utility (so my bill would be smaller if not paid out by the utility): Payroll Taxes (#1 above); Property Tax; Auto & Vehicle Tabs; Sales Tax; Wheelage Tax (a county tax for having a licensed vehicle with wheels, motorcycles are exempt); Transportation Tax (to support the local Bus system); Federal Excise Tax on Fuel for vehicles; ….It’s the “hidden” taxes that get you because you don’t see them.PS. And this doesn’t even consider “user fees” from Taxing Authorities!

A big Yes. How? Let me share some detail I read on hindustan times.1. Blocking an ambulance on the road will now be fined.Under the new Motor Vehicle Bill - which was earlier proposed and has now been passed by the Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi will imply a hefty fine on traffic defaulters. One of the notable changes to the Motor Vehicle Act includes a penalty of Rs 10,000 to those who do not give way to an ambulance on the road.The bill will also bring a similar fine on those driving with a suspended license, a new report citing a government official mentions. Such penalties will range across offences like drunken driving, dangerous driving, over-speeding and overloading. Aggregators violating driving licences can further be fined up to Rs 1 lakh under the new bill.2. Ill-treatment of elderly parents can land children in jailTo make sure people don't leave their elderly parents out cold, or ill-treat them, Bihar government has issued a new rule. Children who fail to take responsibility of their parents can now face jail time. The government will provide monetary relief to parents who have been abandoned or ill-treated by their children. Measures have also been put in place to ensure punishment for such children. If an elderly couple approached concerned authorities and complained of ill-treatment by their children, an inquiry will be set up into the matter and the child will be punished.3. Get ready to pay heavy fines, up to Rs 25,000 for using plasticIf you're in Chennai, you might have to pay a fine of up to Rs 25,000 for storing and supplying plastic.The chief administrative officer of MMC, S Govindarajan, told TOI that a special team has been seizing plastic bags and other items from the Koyambedu market complex. However, since the supply of plastic carry bags was regular, they wanted to find the source.“We got information that shop number GA 31 was supplying these bags to the vendors. So we searched the shop on Thursday and have locked it. We have informed corporation officials who will inspect the seized material and take action,” Govindarajan told TOI.4. You won't be allowed to take any single-use plastic items including PET bottles, foods packets to OotyThe Nilgiri District Administration, which Ooty falls under, has banned the sale of single-use plastic items including water bottles, soft drinks and food items packed in plastic wrappers, along the highways leading to the district’s major towns. The ban will come into effect from August 15.5. Gold medalist Dutee Chand becomes first openly-gay Indian athlete6. All animals are 'legal persons' and all citizens are their guardians7. 15 transgender couples get married in a mass wedding in Chhattisgarh.8. Get ready to pay a challan of Rs 10,000 if you litter the streets of Chandigarh.9. Kochi metro station installs breastfeeding pods for new mothers.News source :- hindustan times.Image source:- google.