Supreme Court· 6/4/1985

Williams v. Vermont

Citations

472 U.S. 14
105 S. Ct. 2465
86 L. Ed. 2d 11
1985 U.S. LEXIS 90
53 U.S.L.W. 4659

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invalidating Vermont automobile use tax credit for out-of-state sales only to persons who were Vermont residents at the time of paying the taxes
invalidating automobile registration tax scheme which exempted cars purchased and on which sales tax was paid in Vermont
invalidating Vermont automobile use tax credit for out-of-state sales only to persons who were Vermont residents at the time of paying the taxes
striking down a credit for out-of-state sales tax on automobiles made available to in-state residents only
striking down a tax because there was “no legitimate purpose ... furthered by [the state’s] discriminatory exemption” for state residents
considering, although rejecting, post hoc justifications that were not the stated purpose of the statute

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Judges: White, Burger, Brennan, Marshall, Stevens, Blackmun, Rehnquist, O'Connor, Powell

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