- Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that vehicle dealers owed sales tax on vehicles used by employees and relatives before being sold
- Issue was whether use by individuals constituted withdrawals from stock, requiring sales tax payment
- Court rejected dealers’ argument that no sale had occurred, stating sales tax required on vehicle use
- Plain language of statute mandated sales tax payment on vehicle use
Source: kpmg.com
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