Interested Law Professors File Amicus Brief in Colorado DMA Case Supporting State

Interested Law Professors File Amicus Brief in Colorado DMA Case Supporting State

A group of interested law professors filed an amicus curiae brief in the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals supporting Colorado's sales and use tax reporting regime, arguing Quill does not preclude the regime and the state's reporting regime is a unified system that is non-discriminatory and does not impose an undue burden on remote sellers.

Colorado supplemental brief <a href="/lr/resolve//230z"> <img src="//s3.amazonaws.com/binary.taxnotes.com/image/etl/doclink.gif" border="0" alt="2015 STT 98-9: Court Petitions and Complaints"/></a>. National Governor's Association amicus brief <a href="/lr/resolve//2311"> <img src="//s3.amazonaws.com/binary.taxnotes.com/image/etl/doclink.gif" border="0" alt="2015 STT 98-11: Court Petitions and Complaints"/></a>.

A group of interested law professors filed an amicus curiae brief in the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals supporting Colorado's sales and use tax reporting regime, arguing Quill does not preclude the regime and the state's reporting regime is a unified system that is non-discriminatory and does not impose an undue burden on remote sellers.