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I am selling a recreational vehicle that I own, a private party.

And the interested buyer, she came out, looked at it, loved it, wants to buy it.

And in our conversations, she has asked if I would be willing to say on

paper a lesser amount than I am actually going to be receiving for the vehicle. So my question is,

you know, as the seller, is there a risk to agreeing to this? Why? Why? Why? Is she asking?

Yeah. What tax purposes? How do you feel about it? Um, does it bother you that someone's asking you to lie for them?

Um, yeah, it does, you know, it gives me pause for sure. And I just, you know, I, if, if I were to agree to this, I just, I don't know what the possible ramifications would be.

So you're more concerned about would you get caught?

Or whether, you're more, listen, it sounds like you're more concerned about whether you would get

caught as opposed to whether this is wrong or right. And I think that's what's giving me

pause. Okay. You tracking with me? Yeah, yeah.

So morally, no, you're lying. No, I would say no, don't do that. That's telling a lie.

And who cares if you could get away with it or not? Morally speaking, that's a lie.

Yeah. Okay. I mean, sounds like you might do what you want to do on this, but since you asked us, it's a lie. I wouldn't do that. And it's weird

to me that, is this somebody that you know or this is just a stranger? It is a stranger. Yeah.

I know.

Okay.

And let me tell you what I would also say, Rachel, is I would look at the person and say,

and I won't lie about this and everything I've told you about the RV is true also.

Because I wouldn't lie about it either and so you should feel really comfortable buying this because I haven't misled

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