Masonic Country Club of Western Michigan v. Holden
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
DENISON, Circuit Judge.
The Revenue Law of 1921 provides in section 801 that a tax shall be paid on “any amount paid * * * as dues or membership fees * * * to any social * * * club * * * or as initiation fees to such a club.” Comp. St. § 6309%b. It also provides that life members shall pay no tax upon the ■ amount paid for life membership, but shall pay a tax equivalent to that paid by active annual members upon their dues. The Masonic Country Club, organized after this law was in effect, and as a nonprofit corporation, under Michigan laws, provided in its by-laws for several classes of…
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