It is quiz time again. Which of the following (if any) loan transactions are authorized under North Carolina general law? a. A group of citizens has formed a softball league. The local league plans to host a large softball tournament … Read more
It is quiz time again. Which of the following (if any) loan transactions are authorized under North Carolina general law? a. A group of citizens has formed a softball league. The local league plans to host a large softball tournament as a fundraiser to support its activities. It lacks the resources to front the costs of the tournament, though. The citizens approach the city council for a $5,000 loan. They intend to repay the city from proceeds generated by the tournament. b. A local ABC board wishes to make some capital improvements to one of its stores.
It is quiz time again. Which of the following (if any) loan transactions are authorized under North Carolina general law? a. A group of citizens has formed a softball league. The local league plans to host a large softball tournament as a fundraiser to support its activities. It lacks the resources to front the costs of the tournament, though. The citizens approach the city council for a $5,000 loan. They intend to repay the city from proceeds generated by the tournament. b. A local ABC board wishes to make some capital improvements to one of its stores.
The Court of Appeals issued two opinions dealing with local taxes this week. In yesterday’s post I analyzed the opinion concerning Fayetteville’s privilege license taxes on internet sweepstakes. Today I analyze the opinion dealing with the denial of a property tax … Read more
The Court of Appeals issued two opinions dealing with local taxes this week. In yesterday’s post I analyzed the opinion concerning Fayetteville’s privilege license taxes on internet sweepstakes. Today I analyze the opinion dealing with the denial of a property tax exemption application by Cabarrus County.
The Court of Appeals issued two opinions dealing with local taxes this week. In yesterday’s post I analyzed the opinion concerning Fayetteville’s privilege license taxes on internet sweepstakes. Today I analyze the opinion dealing with the denial of a property tax exemption application by Cabarrus County.
[Update: In 2013 the Court of Appeals reversed its opinion in the Fayetteville case discussed below based on a related N.C. Supreme Court opinion. See this blog post for more details.] The N.C. Court of Appeals celebrated tax day a few weeks later … Read more
[Update: In 2013 the Court of Appeals reversed its opinion in the Fayetteville case discussed below based on a related N.C. Supreme Court opinion. See this blog post for more details.] The N.C. Court of Appeals celebrated tax day a few weeks later than the rest of us: on Tuesday, the judges released two interesting decisions involving local taxes.
[Update: In 2013 the Court of Appeals reversed its opinion in the Fayetteville case discussed below based on a related N.C. Supreme Court opinion. See this blog post for more details.] The N.C. Court of Appeals celebrated tax day a few weeks later than the rest of us: on Tuesday, the judges released two interesting decisions involving local taxes.
UPDATE November 2013: Americans Elect did not prove to be a viable political party and failed to qualify for continued recognition in North Carolina. No doubt you can name the two biggest political parties officially recognized in North Carolina: just … Read more