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Walmart lost a case in North Carolina where it sought $33.5 million in refunds for taxes paid on account of a tax strategy where it paid itself taxes and then claimed deductions on it.
Submitted: Jan 6, 2008
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david
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This isn't the first time Wal Mart has tried to legally define away it's obligations. In its very early days, it tried the same trick -- arguing that it had no obligation to pay its employees minimum wage:
Wal Mart
http://firstmention.com/walmart.aspx
It all has a familiar feel, especially given today's news about their legal shenanigans with their taxes.
Posted: Jan 6, 2008