The analogy is registering a car in New Hampshire to avoid sales tax (6.25%) and excise duty ($25/$1,000 of value) in Massachusetts.
Sure you can do it, and I am sure some people do, but it is illegal.
Furthermore, your insurance may well be invalidated if you do not accurately represent where you keep/garage your vehicle.
On the other hand, if you have residences in both states it depends which is your "primary" residence.
I see Florida plates here in Massachusetts all the time.
I am guessing they avoid MA taxes by claiming a primery residence in FL, though that is almost certainly a scam.
Sure you can do it, and I am sure some people do, but it is illegal.
Furthermore, your insurance may well be invalidated if you do not accurately represent where you keep/garage your vehicle.
On the other hand, if you have residences in both states it depends which is your "primary" residence.
I see Florida plates here in Massachusetts all the time.
I am guessing they avoid MA taxes by claiming a primery residence in FL, though that is almost certainly a scam.
