Here: Osage Petition for Rehearing
Earlier materials are here.
Here: Osage Petition for Rehearing
Earlier materials are here.
Here: Fond du Lac Opening CA8 Brief
Lower court materials are here.
The case is Mike v. Franchise Tax Board (Cal. App. 4th Dist.) (opinion here).
Here are the briefs:
Materials in a related case involving the 29 Palms Band are here.
An excerpt from the opinion:
Here is the opinion in City of New York v. Golden Feather Smokeshop: City of New York v Golden Feather
Here are the questions certified:
(1) Does N.Y. Tax Law § 471-e, either by itself or in combination with the provisions of § 471, impose a tax on cigarettes sold on Native American reservations when some or all of those cigarettes may be sold to persons other than members of the reservation’s nation or tribe?
(2) If the answer to Question 1 is “no,” does N.Y. Tax Law § 471 alone impose a tax on cigarettes sold on Native American reservations when some or all of those cigarettes may be sold to persons other than members of the reservation’s nation or tribe?
Opinion here: Osage Nation v. Kemp, 09-5050 (March 5, 2010)
Briefs here.
Here: Attea v. Dept. of Taxation Cert Petition.
Questions presented:
1. Whether New York State usurps the United States Congress’ plenary power to regulate commerce with the Indian Tribes under Article 1, Section 8, Clause 3 of the US Constitution by imposing a direct tax and onerous record keeping burdens directly on a Federally Licensed Indian Trader.
2. Whether, if Indian Trader income is state taxable, New York State violates a nonresident’s Due Process rights and the Commerce Clause by taxing an indiscriminate amount of a nonresident’s income solely because there is insufficient proof to show the amount of income allocable to out of State sources.
Lower court opinion here.
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