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· 12/1/1966

Klein Town Builders, Inc. v. Department of Revenue

Citations

  • 222 N.E.2d 482
  • 36 Ill. 2d 301
  • 1966 Ill. LEXIS 257

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  • noting that the purpose of the use tax is “ ‘primarily to prevent avoidance of the [retailers’ occupation] tax by people making out-of-State purchases, and to protect Illinois merchants against such diversion of business to retailers outside Illinois’ ”
  • purchaser for use incurs primary liability for use tax; vendor's failure to collect tax does not discharge purchaser's liability; and, unless it is shown that purchaser paid use tax to vendor or that latter paid occupation tax to state, revenue department may collect either tax

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Judges: Philip J. Simon

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