J. C. Penney Ins. Co. v. State Bd. of Equalization
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
STEPHENS, J.
The question presented here is whether two rooms (360 square feet) out of a total building area of 1,038,586 square *687feet are a “home office” or “principal office” in this state, thereby allowing a deduction for taxes paid on the whole of such property under former California Constitution, article XIII, section 28, subdivision (e) (1), and former Revenue and Taxation Code, section 12241, subdivision (a).1 The trial court, on a summaiy judgment motion entered judgment for respondent, J. C. Penney Insurance Company, thereby entitling it to the tax deductions.
The facts are…
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