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Associate Judge Rowan Wilson, in a lengthy dissenting opinion, criticized the majority for not taking a deeper dive into the actual statute Wegmans used to support its position.
June 27, 2019 at 03:31 PM
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Wegmans Food Markets, a popular supermarket chain based in Rochester, won’t be able to claw back more than $227,000 in sales taxes after the New York Court of Appeals affirmed a judgment assessing that amount in tax liability.
The state’s highest court ruled Thursday that a series of audits paid for by Wegmans to monitor the retail prices of its competitors were subject to sales tax.
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