· 8/9/2023
McCann v. City of San Diego
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- salaries of employees of a state instrumentality not constitutionally immune from federal income tax
- the federal government could levy nondiscriminatory taxes on the income of most state employees
- salaries of employees of a state instrumentality not constitutionally immune from federal income tax
- “State taxation of national instrumentalities is subject to no [democratic] restraint, for the people outside the state have no representatives who participate in the legislation; and in a real sense, as to them, the taxation is without representation.”
- “State taxation of national instrumentalities is subject to no [democratic] restraint, for the people outside the state have no 9 By focusing on enforcement alone, my dissenting colleague is missing an important piece of the picture. See post, at 2-3 (Kavanaugh, J., dissenting
- “State taxation of national instrumentalities is subject to no [democratic] restraint, for the people outside the state have no 9 By focusing on enforcement alone, my dissenting colleague is missing an important piece of the picture. See post, at 2-3 (Kavanaugh, J., dissenting
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