By Puyallup Tribal News Staff.
Vice Chairwoman Sylvia Miller testified on Feb. 21 in support of a bill that would simplify car sales to Tribal members in Washington state. The bill, HB1525, would provide a sales and use tax exemption for a motor vehicle sold to a Tribe or Tribal member.
Rep. Amy Walen of the 48th Legislative District and the bill’s prime sponsor, summarized the legislation to the state House Finance Committee.
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One simple question do they drive the vehicles on public roads and if so shouldn’t they pay their share of the cost to maintain them?
Yes, and why can’t I migrate to the reservation and get citizenship with the tribe? Isn’t that the true definition of racism. Equal laws for all, except for tribal members. Do you know that tribes can sell clothes, groceries, cigarettes, booze and gas and charge state mandated taxes, but they GET TO KEEP THOSE FUNDS.