· 10/26/2020
YAM CAPITAL III, LLC v. GS HOSPITALITY, LLC
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- “The [supreme court] did not hold, nor was it asked to address, whether the taxable privilege addressed in the [TDT] is exercised by those renting rooms from hotels or by those renting rooms to tourists.”
- “The [supreme court] did not hold, nor was it asked to address, whether the taxable privilege addressed in the [TDT] is exercised by those renting rooms from hotels or by those renting rooms to tourists.”
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Judges: Per Curiam
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