Recap of yesterday's oral argument in Commercial Activity Tax case
September 02, 2009 08:23 AM Filed in: Supreme Court
of Ohio | Taxation
Today’s Columbus Dispatch includes a brief recap of yesterday’s oral
argument in Ohio Grocers Assn. et al. v.
Levin, Ohio Tax Commr., which concerns the
constitutionality of Ohio’s Commercial Activity
Tax (Chapter 5751 of the Ohio Revised
Code) as applied to food sales. Ohio’s
Constitution prohibits the imposition of excise
and sales taxes on food. See Article XII,
Section 3(C) and
Section 13. For the Cleveland Plain
Dealer’s take, click here.
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