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17 April 2014

BIS LP, Inc. – New Jersey Director Must Pay Refund

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The New Jersey Superior Court rejected the Director’s appeal from the Tax Court’s ruling that ordered the Director to pay a refund of Corporation Business Tax.
United States Tax

The New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division, rejected the Director's appeal from the Tax Court's ruling that ordered the Director to pay a refund of Corporation Business Tax (CBT) to a corporate limited partner (BIS) when the CBT was paid on BIS' behalf. The Appellate Division found that the Director's argument that BIS was not the proper party to receive the refund of CBT paid on its behalf was "unavailing."

The decision is reviewable at the discretion of the New Jersey Supreme Court. Click here to read the Appellate Division's April 11, 2014, decision.

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