A divided three-judge panel is siding with online travel companies in a dispute over how much tax they must pay on hotel rooms they book.
March 01, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A divided three-judge panel is siding with online travel companies in a dispute over how much tax they must pay on hotel rooms they book in Florida.
The First District Court of Appeal panel voted 2-1 on Thursday in Tallahassee to affirm a trial judge’s decision in a lawsuit filed by 17 Florida counties.
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