In Re State Sales Tax Liability of Simpson
South Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
SABERS, Justice.
Department of Revenue assessed taxpayer for delinquent sales taxes, penalty, and interest based upon the retroactive application of a statute of limitations or, alternatively, a finding of fraud. Taxpayer appeals. We affirm on fraud.
FACTS
As a result of a routine canvass of Winner, South Dakota, by the Department of Revenue (Department) on December 28th and 29th, 1988, the Department determined that John J. Simpson (Simpson) failed to obtain a sales tax license in 1965 when *625attorney’s fees became subject to sales tax. After an audit of Simpson’s books and records for the years…
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