Above the Law: New York Judges at Opposite Poles Over Tax Treatment of Nude Dancing

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New York Judges at Opposite Poles Over Tax Treatment of Nude Dancing Oct 23rd 2012, 17:34 The New York Court of Appeals just ruled on whether strip clubs can claim a sales tax exemption for admission and lap dance fees. What did the court decide? Continue reading » Follow Above the Law on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook. Tags: Carmen Beauchamp Ciparick, Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman, Entertainment, Entertainment Law, Eugene Pigott Jr. and Theodore Jones Jr., Free Speech, Jonathan Lippman, Judge Eugene Pigott Jr., Judge Robert Smith, Lap Dances, New York, New York Court of Appeals, Nite Moves, Nude Dancing, Robert Smith, Sin Taxes, State Judges, Stripper, Stripper Law, Strippers, Susan Read, Tax, Tax Law, Texas, Victoria Graffeo, W. Andrew McCullough

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