In Re Darrel v. Shank, Debtor. Darrel v. Shank v. Washington State Department of Revenue, Excise Tax Division, Defendant
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
TANG, Circuit Judge:
The Washington Department of Revenue appeals from the judgment of the district court that debtor’s sales tax liability is an excise tax for purposes of the Code and is dischargeable in bankruptcy. The narrow issue on appeal is whether liability for a sales tax, required by state law to be collected by sellers from their customers, is governed by the “trust fund” tax or “excise” tax provisions of the Bankruptcy Code. We reverse.
The Code provisions in question are section 507(a)(6)(C), which covers a tax “required to be collected,” commonly referred to as a “trust fund” tax,…
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