Illinois Lease

Illinois, if you rent a car, you must pay tax on the total value of the car rather than in Wisconsin where you pay tax on your payment. That is why I am able to rent a car in Wisconsin, as a resident of Illinois and driving in Illinois without having to pay ridiculous taxes on the car full of Illinois? Thank you.

This is not where you rent, it's where you register and "garage" of the car. You can not avoid tax in Illinois. If it were easy, everyone would.

Illinois is the "lease unfriendly" state in the country. Get this: you not only have to pay full sales tax when you rent, but if you decide that you want to buy your car at the end of the lease, you must pay sales tax AGAIN.

The answer is probably no, and the reason is because you will be the driver of the vehicle in Illinois. Therefore, you must register and insure the vehicle in Illinois, if you commit insurance fraud.

Assuming that people do it all the time and chances are you might not get caught. However, all it takes is one (only 1) sheriff, deputy, highway patrol officer with some time on their hands to begin to ask questions about your home and etc, you may find yourself on the short end of the key.

You may be charged (the speculation - because I do not know Illinois vehicles and traffic law - but I do not know NY) failing to have the vehicle registered in your country of origin, if Illinois requires a inpsection, fraud to insurance (which in New York is a crime) and of course the dreaded taxes that you have not paid. You might even penalized for interest on those fees.

No, because you have to title and register the IL, and the fee is paid upon the issuance of securities. Sorry.