The Franchise Tax Exception to the Federal Exemption Statute
Publication Title
Banking Law Journal
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-1985
Abstract
This article examines the origin and history of franchise taxes, the authority of state and local governments to impose such taxes, and the legislative and judicial responses to the problem. It concludes that the franchise tax exception to the exemption statute has created a problem of substance as well as draftsmanship. This article calls for an elimination of the franchise tax exception in order to promote clarity and administrative efficiency.
Recommended Citation
Ronald W. Blasi & Daniel P. Joyce, The Franchise Tax Exception to the Federal Exemption Statute, 102 Banking L. J. 462 (1985).
Institutional Repository Citation
Ronald W. Blasi & Daniel P. Joyce,
The Franchise Tax Exception to the Federal Exemption Statute,
Faculty Publications By Year
1469
(1985)
https://readingroom.law.gsu.edu/faculty_pub/1469
Volume
102
Issue
5
First Page
462
Last Page
482
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