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Story February 16, 1932

Las Vegas Age

Las Vegas, Clark County, Lincoln County, Nevada

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H. S. Pohe, chief clerk of Nevada's state tax commission, refuses a $10,663.36 gasoline tax refund to Six Companies, Inc., claiming the fuel was used for industrial purposes, not highways. This follows prior allowances but halts further claims amid federal court tax exemption disputes.

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TAX REFUND
IS REFUSED

Climaxing a long series of disputes between the Six Companies, Inc., and the state of Nevada, H. S. Pohe, chief clerk of the state tax commission refused to allow a large gasoline tax refund requested by the contractors on the grounds that the gasoline was not used on the highways of the state, but for industrial purposes.

The amount in question was $10,663.36, representing a number of claims involving over a quarter of a million gallons of gasoline.

Notwithstanding the fact that the state has made previous allowances of exemptions on the gasoline tax to Six Companies, Pohe said that he would not allow any more claims, either the present ones or any new ones, pending the settlement of cases before the Federal court involving other tax problems arising from the Six Companies' contention that they are exempt from the payment of state and county taxes.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Justice

What keywords are associated?

Tax Refund Refusal Gasoline Tax Six Companies Nevada Tax Commission Federal Court Dispute

What entities or persons were involved?

H. S. Pohe Six Companies, Inc. State Tax Commission

Where did it happen?

Nevada

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Key Persons

H. S. Pohe Six Companies, Inc. State Tax Commission

Location

Nevada

Story Details

H. S. Pohe refuses Six Companies' $10,663.36 gasoline tax refund, citing industrial use instead of highway purposes, halting further claims pending federal court resolution of tax exemption disputes.

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