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Conditional Deference to Tax AuthoritiesSteve R. JohnsonFlorida State University - College of Law October 31, 2011 State Tax Notes, p. 269, April 25, 2011 FSU College of Law, Public Law Research Paper Abstract: Recent installments of this column have explored an important point of intersection between administrative law and tax law: the degree of deference that courts accord to rules, regulations, and statutory interpretation positions of state and local revenue agencies. This column continues that exploration. It examines what I call 'conditional deference,' that is, according deference to the agency only when particular, defined conditions are present.
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