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Texas Justices Expand Tobacco Tax, Revive Constitutional Claim Original

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By Peyton Rhodes, Richard Tzul
| Daily Tax Report Verified
The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday that VELO nicotine isolate products are taxable tobacco products under state law because they are tobacco substitutes, but revived RJR’s claim that the tax wasn’t applied uniformly.
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NY Vehicle Leasing Company Scores $2.8 Million Sales Tax Refund Original

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By Richard Tzul, Perry Cooper Verified
| Daily Tax Report Verified
A fleet management company may recover nearly $3 million in New York sales tax it overpaid because it’s impossible to know the actual amount of tax due until the vehicle leases end, a state appeals court held Thursday. Gelco Corp. argued that it should be allowed to adjust its sales tax payments based on terminal rental adjustment clauses in its leases, which modify the total rent due based on the vehicle’s value when the lease is up—sometimes years later.
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Fiserv Subsidiary Avoids Washington Taxes on Interchange Fees Original

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By Perry Cooper Verified, Richard Tzul
| Daily Tax Report Verified
A credit card processing subsidiary of isn’t liable for Washington business and occupation taxes on interchange fees because the fees don’t actually accrue to the company, a state appeals court held Thursday. The win comes after Fiserv secured a legislative victory on the topic. As of Jan. 1, processors may now deduct interchange, network, and other fees retained by banks and card associations from their gross receipts subject to the tax, but are subject to a higher B&O tax rate.
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