Bayer v. Johnson
South Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
WUEST, Chief Justice (On reassignment).
Appellant Barry E. Bayer (Bayer) appeals the decision of the trial court in which he was denied a refund of certain sales taxes paid under protest. We affirm.
Bayer applied for and received a retail occupational sales tax license in July, 1981. This license was issued for a service business in the area of amusements. Included in this amusements category are the servic*885es of “bookies” and “bookmakers, race.” Pursuant to this license, Bayer paid various amounts of sales tax from November, 1981, through April of 1982 under protest. That dispute concerned how…
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