The Supreme Court said Monday it will consider whether states may tax motor fuel that is sold on Indian reservations. At issue is whether states may tax non-Indian companies that distribute fuel to tribal operators on reservations, with the expectation that the companies would then recoup their costs by collecting from tribal retailers. The 10th Circuit ruled that the tax violated tribal sovereignty and created a barrier to interstate commerce.
March 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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