<prompt> Human: I bought a used car in November, for 7700 tax 8400. NYE some girl thought it was a good idea to make a left onto my lane, from the oncoming lane. Front end collision, total loss for both parties. A few days later the insurance adjuster gives my car a value of 9050. Hey not bad! And the insurance has agreed to pay 100 of my losses. Im thinking this could be worse.Well the refund department just got in touch with me. They claim that since my car was purchased in the last 6 months, I need to provide a bill of sale, in accordance with NY State law. Things get really interesting when I remember that I had asked the dealer to, uhm lower the price on paper as to avoid taxes. I paid 5000 on paper and the rest I paid in cash. So now Im about to get 5000 for a car I paid 8400 for. Is there any hope?  <response>: At least youre not going to jail for tax fraud? Yet, I guess. 