burnt said:My advice to her would be "Illegitimi non carborundum" . . .
There are no tax assessments for the two-story, house-sized cabins, a workshop and a sauna spotted Thursday in an aerial survey. Property taxes totaling $156.13 were paid on the land in 2009 � but that bill did not include anything for the structures because the local assessor didn't know about the new construction nearly 100 miles north of Anchorage.
Palin's attorney, Thomas Van Flein, said it is not the responsibility of property owners to report structures that go up on their land.
"It is the borough's job," he said in an e-mail. "The property taxes on this parcel are fully paid and have never been delinquent."
jingo2 said:So if you don't get caught.....it's OK???
So since you are saying that the resp of tax knowledge goes to the borough?
which says that Sarah does not know that she OWES taxes?
hypocritexposer said:There are no tax assessments for the two-story, house-sized cabins, a workshop and a sauna spotted Thursday in an aerial survey. Property taxes totaling $156.13 were paid on the land in 2009 � but that bill did not include anything for the structures because the local assessor didn't know about the new construction nearly 100 miles north of Anchorage.
Palin's attorney, Thomas Van Flein, said it is not the responsibility of property owners to report structures that go up on their land.
"It is the borough's job," he said in an e-mail. "The property taxes on this parcel are fully paid and have never been delinquent."
:lol:
TSR said:hypocritexposer said:There are no tax assessments for the two-story, house-sized cabins, a workshop and a sauna spotted Thursday in an aerial survey. Property taxes totaling $156.13 were paid on the land in 2009 � but that bill did not include anything for the structures because the local assessor didn't know about the new construction nearly 100 miles north of Anchorage.
Palin's attorney, Thomas Van Flein, said it is not the responsibility of property owners to report structures that go up on their land.
"It is the borough's job," he said in an e-mail. "The property taxes on this parcel are fully paid and have never been delinquent."
:lol:
I just wonder if this means Alaska doesn't require building permits? I guess you could put up a factory in Alaska and not have to worry about the taxes? Here in TN if you add a deck on your house you are required to get a building permit. All this is so they can keep your property taxes current. Building permits are published in our local paper here. Could be different from state to state but I kinda doubt it. States need some way to keep up with new construction or they will lose a lot of tax money.
Bullhauler said:TSR said:hypocritexposer said::lol:
I just wonder if this means Alaska doesn't require building permits? I guess you could put up a factory in Alaska and not have to worry about the taxes? Here in TN if you add a deck on your house you are required to get a building permit. All this is so they can keep your property taxes current. Building permits are published in our local paper here. Could be different from state to state but I kinda doubt it. States need some way to keep up with new construction or they will lose a lot of tax money.
You need a building permit in South Dakota now too. Only needed one the last fifteen years or so though. Hard to believe that Alaska is even further behind the times then South dakota.
Lonecowboy said:Bullhauler said:TSR said:I just wonder if this means Alaska doesn't require building permits? I guess you could put up a factory in Alaska and not have to worry about the taxes? Here in TN if you add a deck on your house you are required to get a building permit. All this is so they can keep your property taxes current. Building permits are published in our local paper here. Could be different from state to state but I kinda doubt it. States need some way to keep up with new construction or they will lose a lot of tax money.
You need a building permit in South Dakota now too. Only needed one the last fifteen years or so though. Hard to believe that Alaska is even further behind the times then South dakota.
How exactly is losing more Liberties "behind the times"?
Do you not enjoy Freedom?
Why does Freedom scare you?
Bullhauler said:TSR said:hypocritexposer said::lol:
I just wonder if this means Alaska doesn't require building permits? I guess you could put up a factory in Alaska and not have to worry about the taxes? Here in TN if you add a deck on your house you are required to get a building permit. All this is so they can keep your property taxes current. Building permits are published in our local paper here. Could be different from state to state but I kinda doubt it. States need some way to keep up with new construction or they will lose a lot of tax money.
You need a building permit in South Dakota now too. Only needed one the last fifteen years or so though. Hard to believe that Alaska is even further behind the times then South dakota.
Q: Do I need a building permit?
A: The City of Wasilla does not require building permits. However, building permits are required by the Alaska State Fire Marshall for anyone who plans to construct, repair, remodel, add fire systems or change occupancy for any building other than residential housing that is three-plex or smaller or anyone who plans to install or change fuel tanks.
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Tam said:Bullhauler said:TSR said:I just wonder if this means Alaska doesn't require building permits? I guess you could put up a factory in Alaska and not have to worry about the taxes? Here in TN if you add a deck on your house you are required to get a building permit. All this is so they can keep your property taxes current. Building permits are published in our local paper here. Could be different from state to state but I kinda doubt it. States need some way to keep up with new construction or they will lose a lot of tax money.
You need a building permit in South Dakota now too. Only needed one the last fifteen years or so though. Hard to believe that Alaska is even further behind the times then South dakota.
From the Wasilla Home Page
Q: Do I need a building permit?
A: The City of Wasilla does not require building permits. However, building permits are required by the Alaska State Fire Marshall for anyone who plans to construct, repair, remodel, add fire systems or change occupancy for any building other than residential housing that is three-plex or smaller or anyone who plans to install or change fuel tanks.
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Now The city of Wasilla doesn't require a permit and Wouldn't the two-story, house-sized cabins, a workshop and a sauna not fall under the Other Than catagory for the Fire Marshall permit? :?
No story here just more liberal mud slinging. :wink: