State Tax Commission v. Allied Mortgage Companies
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtParke, J.
In the exercise of its original jurisdiction, the State Tax Commission of Maryland held that the Allied Mortgage Companies, Inc., a corporation under the provisions of the incorporation law of the State of Maryland, and there engaged in corporate activities, is an’ ordinary business corporation for the purpose of taxation. Article 81, section 186(c), of the Code (Supp. 1935). On appeal to the Circuit Court No. 2 of Baltimore City, this classification was adjudged error, and the corporation was determined to be a mortgage corporation, and as such to be taxed. From the order so holding, the…
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