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In addition to Supreme Court rulings, such as the one cited above, state and federal courts have consistently ruled that an excise involves the exercise of a priveleged activity or the purchase of a luxury (special) commodity:  
 
In addition to Supreme Court rulings, such as the one cited above, state and federal courts have consistently ruled that an excise involves the exercise of a priveleged activity or the purchase of a luxury (special) commodity:  
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'''***'''  “The term ‘excise tax’ is synonymous with ‘'''privilege tax'''’, and the two have been used interchangeable.  (American Airways v. Wallace, 57 F.2d 877, 880)
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'''***'''  “The term ‘excise tax’ is synonymous with ‘'''privilege tax'''’, and the two have been used interchangeable." (American Airways v. Wallace, 57 F.2d 877, 880)
    
'''***'''  “Whether a tax is characterized in a statute imposing it, as a privilege tax or an excise tax is merely a choice of synonymous words, for an excise tax is a '''privilege tax'''.”  Foster & C. Co. v. Graham, 154 Tenn. 412, 285 S.W. 570, 47 ALR 971.   
 
'''***'''  “Whether a tax is characterized in a statute imposing it, as a privilege tax or an excise tax is merely a choice of synonymous words, for an excise tax is a '''privilege tax'''.”  Foster & C. Co. v. Graham, 154 Tenn. 412, 285 S.W. 570, 47 ALR 971.   
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