Limitations on States’ Jurisdiction to Impose Sales and Use Taxes (Portfolio 1420)

John M. Allan

Partner

Jones Day

Michael J. Wynne

Partner

Jones Day

At a glance

1420.01. Introduction
1420.02. Constitutional Limitations on Use Tax Collection By Out-Of-State Sellers
1420.03. The Quill Decision: Revisiting The Vitality of Bellas Hess
1420.04. Legislative Efforts
1420.05. Pre–Quill State Nexus Cases
1420.06. Post–Quill Developments: Application of Nexus Principles in State Court
1420.07. Attorneys' Fees

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Abstract

This Tax Management Portfolio Limitations on States' Jurisdiction to Impose Sales and Use Taxes (Portfolio 1420) explores the constitutional limitations imposed by the Commerce Clause, Due Process Clause, Equal Protection Clause, and First Amendment.

 

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