Richard Tzul

United States

State Tax Litigation Reporter at Bloomberg Law

Articles

Ad Research Company Stuck With $2 Million NY Sales Tax Bill (1)

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Richard Tzul

An advertising research company owes $2.3 million in sales and use tax for recommendations provided to clients, New York’s top state court held Thursday. Dynamic Logic Inc.’s furnished reports fail to qualify for a state tax exemption covering consultancy services, the New York Court of Appeals said. The furnished reports include data that was mass distributed to the company’s clients, so the reports don’t qualify for the exemption under state law, the opinion said.
Ad Research Company Stuck With $2.3 Million NY Sales Tax Bill

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Richard Tzul

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Ad Research Company Stuck With $2.3 Million NY Sales Tax Bill

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Richard Tzul

An advertising research company owes $2.3 million in sales and use tax for recommendations provided to clients, New York’s top state court held Thursday. Dynamic Logic Inc.’s furnished reports fail to qualify for a state tax exemption covering consultancy services, the New York Court of Appeals said. The furnished reports include data that was mass distributed to the company’s clients, so the reports don’t qualify for the exemption under state law, the opinion said.
Westchester Park Exempt from Property Tax, New York Court Rules

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Richard Tzul

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California Couple’s Trash Tax Suit Revived by Appeals Court

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Richard Tzul

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Exxon Mobil Catches Heat From Texas Justice in Property Tax Case

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Richard Tzul

Exxon Mobil attorneys and an administrative law judge were both slammed during oral arguments on Tuesday about whether an administrative office has jurisdiction over a property tax classification lawsuit. Judge Scott Field wasn’t receptive to the idea that the appeals court has the authority to mandate the ALJ into accepting jurisdiction. “I’ve never seen this,” Field said.
Exxon Mobil Catches Heat From Texas Justice in Property Tax Case

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Richard Tzul

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Arizona Cardinals Fight Tax on Tourism Fees Collected at Stadium

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Richard Tzul

Arizona wrongfully imposed a tax on facility use fees the Arizona Cardinals charge fans on behalf of a state authority, the team told a state appeals court. The tax is only meant to be imposed on gross income, but the Arizona Cardinals Football Club LLC doesn’t collect the fees for itself, but instead as an agent on behalf of the state to pay bonds which funded the stadium the team plays in, the Cardinals’ opening brief said.
Hilton Hotel Is Stuck With $10 Million Property Tax Valuation

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Richard Tzul

A Hilton franchise hotel’s assessment of more than $10 million for property tax purposes was upheld by the Michigan Tax Tribunal, which rejected the owner’s methodology deducting the value of the franchise. HSS Holland Hotel LLC can deduct personal property that it owns but not the franchise value of the DoubleTree brand hotel, because that belongs to Hilton Worldwide, which receives fees to license the name and allows use of the brand’s reservation systems, Judge Patricia L. Halm said.
Alabama LLC Ineligible for Condo Tax Break, Top State Court Says

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Richard Tzul

A couple’s partnership was denied a lower property tax bill because the limited liability company isn’t the occupant of the home, the Alabama Supreme Court held Friday. Under the Alabama constitution, the condominium doesn’t qualify for the homestead classification because a legal entity, Woods Properties and Investments LLC, owns it instead of the residents, Justice Greg Shaw said. Married couple John Kevin Woods and Rebecca F.

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