The dispute hinged on whether to consider New York-based Sirius' monthly subscription fees from Texas users as revenue from a service performed in Texas—and subject to higher taxes—than if they resulted from activity performed outside the state.
November 11, 2022 at 03:12 PM
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The Third Court of Appeals gave Sirius XM Radio another win in the New York-based firm’s long-running battle with the Texas comptroller over how to calculate its tax burden.
The Austin appellate panel, after once being reversed by the Texas Supreme Court, considered a lone issue on remand: whether Sirius XM’s expert testimony at trial was legally sufficient.
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