| July 10, 2009
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Orders of the day from the Supreme Court of Texas taxpayers denied petitions for review in two tax cases. The first denial-of-war in one case, sales Reynolds metals company v. Combs, et al., originally from the third Court of appeals decided February 4th and discussed on this site in a post labeled "Legislative acceptance doctrine will defeat not always a Comptroller policy." The Court later moved its original opinion and replaced its memorandum opinion on the hearing April 8th (accessible through the link above).
The second denied request for review was decided in an ad valorem (property tax case, ICAN Company Inc., et al., v. Williamson County appraisal district, et al., from the third Court of appeals. Opinion of the Court of Auditors to the issued (accessible from the link) on April 17th was and was discussed in a previous post "the lease a city owned hangar is taxable if the hangar is used to store aircraft".
The Texas Supreme Court's denial-of check is usually the last stop for State and local tax cases in Texas. Of course, there is always the possibility that the Supreme Court of Texas will change his mind on a motion of censure for case or that of the United States Supreme Court to one or two cases will decide. Extremely long shots are, however, so advise companies and their taxes with an interest in both cases should assume that you are now final.
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