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 By Paul Masters

The Texas Office of the Attorney General and Allcat have filed their briefs for the argument challenging the constitutionality of the revised Texas Franchise Tax (aka, Margin Tax) under the Bullock Amendment. In a twist, the Texas Taxpayers and Research Association ("TTARA") filed an amicus letter that sides with Texas. TTARA is an organization representing major business entities in tax matters before the Texas legislature and the tax enforcement agencies. It had a significant role in connection with the development of the legislation creating the franchise ...

Categories: Franchise Tax

The Solicitor General of the Texas Attorney General has taken the lead and on August 18, 2011 filed a short response to Allcat's petition to declare the new Texas franchise tax unconstitutional. In summary, Texas argues that (i) a tax on the income of an entity does not constitute a tax on a person’s share of that entity’s income, (ii) that the Texas Supreme Court’s ruling should be narrowed to a natural person with an interest in a limited partnership (as opposed to striking down the franchise tax in toto), and (iii) that the last two issues raised by Allcat are not properly before the ...

Categories: Franchise Tax