In a case involving two in-state auto dealerships that had assigned vehicles with dealer license tags from their inventory to various employees and owner family members, the Arkansas Supreme Court held that such assignments triggered taxable withdrawals from stock for use tax purposes under Arkansas statute even though these vehicles remained available for sale and were ultimately sold to consumers.
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