> However don't cloud up the space and confuse people by saying you owe tax for property you don't own because someone feels that you are evading tax. Legally,

> However don't cloud up the space and confuse people by saying you owe tax for property you don't own because someone feels that you are evading tax. Legally, single member LLCs often simply pass-through tax obligations. In this situation, the law literally disregards their existence for tax purposes. > Now do you need to take ownership of things you use in a state just so you can hypothetically pay a tax for an evasion accusation that you don't apply to, I would be incredibly surprised to see if any state actually is saying this - I don't think its constitutionally or legally sound in any way. No nobody is arbitrarily forcing anyone to trade ownership of anything -- a Montana LLC could register their car locally in CA. But that defeats the point of the "Montana car registration scheme" -- which is tax evasion. If there is an actual real company in Montana that is giving their employees a car to drive around in California, they need to register it in California and pay tax there.