Bison Nitrogen Products Co. v. Lucas
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
SIMMS, Justice:
These consolidated actions challenge the scheme of ad valorem tax assessment of personal property in Woodward County. Under this scheme used by the County Assessor, assessment ratios varying from 15% to 27% of value were applied to various items of personal property. The essence of appellants’ position on appeal is that this application of different rates of taxation to personal property, with its resulting unequal tax burdens, is arbitrary and unconstitutional in two ways: First, because all tangible personal property should be assessed at the same ratio; second, because all…
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