Court of Appeals of New York
In the Matter of Disney Enters., Inc. v. Tax Appeals Tribunal of the State of New York, 37
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In an action challenging the validity, under federal law, of New York's franchise tax apportionment formula, a finding that Disney's business activities within New York via its corporate subsidiary constituted taxable activities is affirmed over Disney's claims that: 1) its subsidiaries were not subject to taxation under Tax Law article 9 because their New York activities did not amount to more than mere "solicitation" of orders for sales of tangible property; and 2) New York's tax apportionment formula was unconstitutional.
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- Decided 03/25/2008
- Published 03/25/2008
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- Court of Appeals of New York