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A federal judge for a second time rejected allegations by a Wisconsin business that the IRS unfairly penalized its employee stock ownership plan set up by a man the agency calls a “tax shelter promoter.”
New York was right to tax money 16 family members made when the LLC they owned together completed a nontaxable like-kind change of properties, a state judge ruled in an opinion released Thursday.
Federal law doesn’t preempt New York’s additional income tax obligations on out-of-state online retailers, a state appeals court ruled Thursday.
A company that caters to catastrophically disabled patients isn’t entitled to a sales tax exemption for certain medical devices, the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled in an opinion released Tuesday.
A Pennsylvania school district’s method of selecting which property tax assessments to appeal doesn’t violate the state constitution’s promise of uniform tax application, the divided state high court held Tuesday.
Three Tyson Foods Inc. subsidiaries got mixed reactions from the Arkansas Supreme Court at oral arguments Thursday to their position that pallets they use to transfer food to customers are exempt from sales tax.
First Busey Corp. may proceed with its federal lawsuit alleging the Illinois Secretary of State violated its federal constitutional rights by delaying franchise tax collection, but the case is on hold while a parallel state lawsuit goes forward.
Just compensation to a former homeowner after a tax sale is based on the auction price, not the property’s fair market value, the US Supreme Court ruled Tuesday.
Airbnb Inc. won’t have to face a lawsuit over transient room taxes after the state’s highest court ruled Thursday that nonprofits representing Kentucky cities and tourism boards don’t have standing to bring their claims.
A water sports company didn’t take the proper steps to appeal South Carolina’s assessment of admission taxes on parasail rides, a state court ruled Wednesday.
