The Kansas City Southern Railway Co., Cross v. Shirley McNamara Secretary of the Dept. Of Revenue and Taxation, State of Louisiana, Cross-Appellee

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• “Furthermore, there is no reason in principle why the railroads could not sue for such a judicial assessment each year (or for each tax bill
• “Furthermore, there is no reason in principle why the railroads could not sue for such a judicial assessment each year (or for each tax bill
• using commercial and industrial taxpayers as the comparison class
• using commercial and industrial taxpayers as the comparison class
• using commercial and industrial taxpayers as the comparison class
• \The only simple way to prevent tax discrimination against the railroads is to tie their tax fate to the fate of a large and local group of taxpayers\ who \will have the political and economic power to protect itself against an unfair distribution of the tax burden.\

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