California closes 'Montana loophole' used to avoid luxury car taxes
California is cracking down on a decades-old tax loophole that allowed wealthy residents to avoid paying tens of thousands of dollars in taxes on luxury vehicles by registering them in Montana. The practice, commonly known as the "Montan…
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