----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 12:44
AM
Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] property straddles
border-municipal / county / state / national???
In Denmark you live in the
municipality where you bedroom is.
In Baarle (BE/NL) who live in the
country where you main door is.
And in Derby Line, US?
Jesper
I was initially tempted to ask, what if you had a
door in one and a bedroom in the other, but then I realized with the
aforementioned countries, that would be impossible, unless you had a very big
house. So, what is German law? If Germany is like Denmark, then
suppose you have a bedroom in NL, but a door in Germany. Then you would
live in neither country, and presumably couldn't be taxed. OTOH, if
Germany law is like Dutch law, then suppose your door is in Denmark and your
bedroom is in Germany. Again you live in neither. Somehow though, I
think they would both try to tax you.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 1:14
AM
Subject: [BoundaryPoint] property
straddles border-municipal / county / state / national???
How do the various local / state governments treat property
owners
when their property falls on, or is divided by, a governmental
border. Are the taxes somehow divided between the two entities?
Which government do you call for services or police? This may be a
very simple question, but as I cross between two Texas counties to go
to work, I am curious.
How are the above issues handled at the
international level?
(CA/US)
thanks!
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