Florida's Orange County won't be able to collect higher hotel taxes from online travel companies after a judge threw out a lawsuit being brought by county officials. The county contended the Internet hotel-booking agencies were not fully paying local taxes. County officials learned of the lawsuit's dismissal by Circuit Court Judge Cynthia Mackinnon on Friday. Orange County officials are just some of the latest to fail in their bid to get the companies to pay more in taxes.
July 23, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Florida’s Orange County won’t be able to collect higher hotel taxes from online travel companies after a judge threw out a lawsuit being brought by county officials.
The county contended the Internet hotel-booking agencies were not fully paying local taxes. County officials learned of the lawsuit’s dismissal by Circuit Court Judge Cynthia Mackinnon on Friday. Orange County officials are just some of the latest to fail in their bid to get the companies to pay more in taxes.
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