California Court Leery of ‘Radical’ Change to Tax Rule Cases
By Google News Category Tax ·
A California appeals court panel appears unlikely after oral arguments Monday to allow a company to challenge a California income tax apportionment regulation while a state agency is conducting an audit involving that regulation.
The California Court of Appeal, First Appellate District, in October issued a tentative opinion that Wynnefield Brothers International LLC can’t seek a declaration that the Franchise Tax Board’s rule is invalid. It pointed to the California Constitution’s mandate that taxpayers “pay first, litigate later,” which prevents courts from interfering with the collection of tax.
Taxpayers argue that the pay first rule prevents them from getting clarity ...
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Originally published by Google News Category Tax
