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The Corporate Executive Board Co. v. Dept. of Taxation
No. 171627Supreme Court of Virginia
171627 The Corporate Executive Board Co. v. Dept. of Taxation 02/07/2019 The judgment of the circuit court denying the claim of a corporate taxpayer for a refund and apportionment relief relating to income tax…
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171627 The Corporate Executive Board Co. v. Dept. of Taxation 02/07/2019 The judgment of the circuit court denying the claim of a…
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171627 The Corporate Executive Board Co. v. Dept. of Taxation 02/07/2019 The judgment of the circuit court denying the claim of a corporate taxpayer for a refund and apportionment relief relating to income taxes imposed for three years by the Virginia Department of Taxation on the grounds that the computation method is unconstitutional under the "dormant" Commerce Clause and the Due Process Clause of the United States Constitution as applied to this taxpayer and, alternatively, that it is entitled to an adjustment because the statutory method for computing its tax constitutes an inequitable method under the Tax Department's regulations, is affirmed.
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AffirmedDenied
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171627 The Corporate Executive Board Co. v. Dept. of Taxation 02/07/2019 The judgment of the circuit court denying the claim of a corporate taxpayer for a refund and apportionment relief relating to income taxes imposed for three years by the Virginia Department of Taxation on the grounds that the computation method is unconstitutional under the "dormant" Commerce Clause and the Due Process Clause of the United States Constitution as applied to this taxpayer and, alternatively, that it is entitled to an adjustment because the statutory method for computing its tax constitutes an inequitable method under the Tax Department's regulations, is affirmed.
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