Tri-Financial Corp. v. Department of Revenue
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtPetrie, C.J.
In this appeal we are faced with the determination of whether or not the appellant, Tri-Financial Corporation, is a “successor” to Master Coaters-Longview, Inc., and therefore responsible for Master Coaters’ tax liability to the State of Washington under the provisions of ROW 82.32.140. We hold that Tri-Financial was a “successor” within the meaning of the statute concerned.
Master Coaters-Longview, Inc. was engaged in the business of prefinishing wood panels in Longview, Washington. In October of 1964, Master Coaters leased a complete pre-finishing system from Quality Leasing Company.…
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