Can a car be owned by Coporation in one state and registered insured another if the is garaged that second state?

In most cases, a corporation can own a car registered and insured in a state other than where it is garaged. However, there may be specific requirements or restrictions that vary by state. Here are some key considerations:

Registration: To register a car in a state, the corporation must typically have a physical presence in that state, such as a business address or office. Some states may also require the corporation to obtain a local business license or permit.

Insurance: The corporation can obtain insurance for the car in either the state where it is registered or the state where it is garaged. However, it is essential to ensure that the insurance policy complies with the laws and requirements of both states.

Taxes: The corporation may be responsible for paying taxes on the car in both the state where it is registered and the state where it is garaged. The specific tax obligations will depend on the laws of each state.

It is advisable to consult with the relevant state agencies (e.g., the Department of Motor Vehicles and the Department of Revenue) to obtain accurate and up-to-date information on the requirements and procedures for owning a car corporately and registering and insuring it in different states.