Greene v. Taylor, Jr. & Sons
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Franklin Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*740Opinion op the Court by
Judge Hurt
Affirming.
E. IT. Taylor, Jr. & Sons, is a domestic corporation, and is engaged in the manufacturing of double stamp spirits. Its capital stock consists of $1,000,000.00 par value, and divided into shares. For the year, 1918, it was required to, and did pay into the treasury, a license tax, which, together with the interest and penalties, amounted to the sum of $670.00. This license tax is the one pro* vided for, by section 4189a, Ky. Stats. Thereafter, it made application to the Auditor of Public Accounts, for the return to it of the sum paid, which being…
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