- Indiana Department of Revenue sustained a taxpayer’s protest for a sales tax refund.
- The taxpayer, an out-of-state corporation, collected sales tax from an exempt customer by mistake.
- The taxpayer filed amended sales tax returns and requested refunds.
- The Department initially denied the refund due to the statute of limitations.
- The taxpayer provided evidence showing the refund claim was within the three-year limit.
- The Department granted the taxpayer a full sales tax refund.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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