- New York Division of Tax Appeals ruled in favor of a party supply retailer
- Retailer collected and remitted sales tax on certain clothing items
- Auditor claimed the items were costumes and should be taxed
- Court disagreed and rejected auditor’s reliance on marketing and presentation
- Court determined that taxability is governed by descriptions on receipts provided to purchasers
Source: kpmg.com
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