Private Jail Owes Tax On Inmate Items, Rules Missouri Supreme Court
Missouri Lawyers Media › September 14, 2009
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The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that a company operating a private jail in Johnson County must pay the state sales and use taxes on consumable items it supplies to inmates.
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Private Jail Owes Tax On Inmate Items, Rules Missouri Supreme Court
ICC Management Inc. is in charge of operating a private jail facility in the Johnson County town of Holden. While contracting with various municipalities to house prisoners, ICC also divvies out...
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