McClanahan v. Arizona State Tax Commission

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• holding that Arizona could not tax the income of an Indian earned on the reservation
• holding that portion of tribe that chose to stay behind when tribe moved lost tribal status though gradually restored to that status by federal recognition and protection
• holding that portion of tribe that chose to stay behind when tribe moved lost tribal status though gradually restored to that status by federal recognition and protection
• holding that state taxes are not applicable to Indians on reservations absent congressional consent
• holding that Arizona could not impose an income tax on reservation Indians
• holding that Arizona could not impose an income tax on reservation Indians

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