Dancetown, U. S. A., Inc. v. State

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• determining that differences in commodities sold or services rendered were proper basis for classification
• determining that differences in commodities sold or services rendered were proper basis for classification
• treating tax on admission to dance halls and other places of amusement as a state occupation tax
• treating tax on admission to dance halls and other places of amusement as a state occupation tax
• “Differences in the commodities sold or services rendered are generally regarded as a proper basis for classification in the absence of any showing to the contrary.”

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