- Taxpayers were not entitled to a refund of Arkansas sales and short-term rental tax on their lease of pallets
- Taxpayers did not qualify for the sale-for-resale exemption as they did not resell the pallets to end customers
- Ownership of the pallets was retained by the company and the taxpayers merely leased them
- Taxpayers were liable to pay an additional short-term rental tax of 1% on their rental charges for the leased pallets
- The method by which the consideration was determined did not affect the application of the short-term rental tax
- Taxpayers’ petitions were denied by the Tax Appeals Commission
Source: vitallaw.com
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