P.J. Lumber Co. v. City of Prichard
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
THOMPSON, Presiding Judge.
P.J. Lumber Company, Inc. ("P.J. Lumber"), appeals from a summary judgment that the Mobile Circuit Court entered upholding a decision of the City of Prichard ("the city") denying P.J. Lumber's request for a partial refund of the amount it had paid for business-license taxes. P.J. Lumber claimed that the city had improperly included P.J. Lumber's gross revenue from international sales when it calculated the amount of the business-license taxes. P.J. Lumber argued that the use of revenue from exported goods in calculating the taxes ran afoul of the Import-Export Clause…
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