Legal Opinion
In Re Tax Litigation
District Court, Virgin Islands
Decided August 13, 2003No. CIV.2000-141, CIV.2000-167, CIV. 2001-151, CIV.2001-155, CIV.2001-181, CIV.2001-196, CIV.2001-197, CIV.2001-228, CIV.2002-057PublishedCited by 8 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER
MOORE, District Judge.
The Government of the Virgin Islands has renewed its motion to stay the portion of this Court’s May 12, 2003 Decree that enjoined the Government from collecting property taxes based on the unlawful assessment system presently in place. In the May 12, 2003 Decree, I suggested that the Government would be able to issue bills based on the illegal assessment values for calender year 1998 reflected in the 1999 tax bills 1 if it provided a mechanism to adjust the assessments and bills retroactively. I indicated that this could be done by giving credits for overpayment and…
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