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 by William Grimsinger

On Monday, November 28, 2011, the Texas Supreme Court ruled that the margin tax does not violate the Texas Constitution (specifically, the Bullock Amendment at Article VIII, Section 24) because it is not a tax on the net incomes of natural partners and that the Court did not have jurisdiction to entertain an equal and uniform taxation challenge.

This decisive ruling, with seven justices in the majority and two dissenting, puts an end to speculation about the fate of the margin tax.  The margin tax will remain in place at least through 2012 and likely 2013.  However ...

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