Great Lakes Bar Control, Inc. v. Testa
Ohio Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtDeWine, J.
*804*199{¶ 1} Does the cleaning of beer-tap lines constitute a "building maintenance and janitorial service"? If the answer is yes, then the service is subject to Ohio's sales tax. We conclude, though, that the answer is no-the service is not taxable.
Background
{¶ 2} This case comes to us by way of an appeal by the tax commissioner from a decision of the Board of Tax Appeals ("BTA"). Great Lakes Bar Control, Inc., provides services related to selling, installing, and servicing beer-dispensing systems. Over time, draft-beer systems tend to accumulate sediment such as bacteria and yeast that can…
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