Appellant in CDR Systems Corp. Files Petition for Rehearing With Oklahoma Supreme Court

Appellant in CDR Systems Corp. Files Petition for Rehearing With Oklahoma Supreme Court

CDR Systems Corporation petitioned the Oklahoma Supreme Court for a rehearing of CDR Systems Corp. v. Oklahoma Tax Commission, in which the court found the state's headquarters requirement for a capital gains deduction was constitutional, asking the court to reconsider the facts and find that the requirements violate the dormant commerce clause.

Supreme Court's opinion <a href="/lr/resolve//1rgy"> <img src="//s3.amazonaws.com/binary.taxnotes.com/image/etl/doclink.gif" border="0" alt="2014 STT 78-20: State Court Opinions"/></a>. Related analysis <a href="/lr/resolve//1rld"> <img src="//s3.amazonaws.com/binary.taxnotes.com/image/etl/doclink.gif" border="0" alt="2014 STT 81-1: News Stories"/></a>.

CDR Systems Corporation petitioned the Oklahoma Supreme Court for a rehearing of CDR Systems Corp. v. Oklahoma Tax Commission, in which the court found the state's headquarters requirement for a capital gains deduction was constitutional, asking the court to reconsider the facts and find that the requirements violate the dormant commerce clause.

CDR Systems Corporation has petitioned the Oklahoma Supreme Court for a rehearing of CDR Systems Corp. v. Oklahoma Tax Commission, in which the court found the state's headquarters requirement for a capital gains deduction was constitutional, asking the court to reconsider the facts and find that the requirements violate the dormant commerce clause.

CDR Systems Corporation has petitioned the Oklahoma Supreme Court for a rehearing of CDR Systems Corp. v. Oklahoma Tax Commission, in which the court found the state's headquarters requirement for a capital gains deduction was constitutional, asking the court to reconsider the facts and find that the requirements violate the dormant commerce clause.