Texas Cities To Share $20 Million In Federal Lawsuit Over Internet, Hotel Occupancy Taxes (AP) SAN ANTONIO (AP) - A group of online travel services companies plans to appeal a $20 million verdict awarded to more than 170 Texas... [read full story]
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SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A group of online travel services companies plans to appeal a $20 million verdict awarded to more than 170 Texas cities in a dispute over hotel occupancy taxes. The 2006 class-action lawsuit was brought by...
A group of online travel services companies plans to appeal a $20 million verdict awarded to more than 170 Texas cities in a dispute over hotel occupancy taxes. The 2006 class-action lawsuit was brought by cities wanting to...
Texas cities to share $20 million in federal lawsuit over Internet, hotel occupancy taxes SAN ANTONIO November 3, 2009 (AP) The Associated Press Post a Comment A group of online travel services companies plans to appeal a $20...
Texas cities to share $20 million in federal lawsuit over Internet, hotel occupancy taxes SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- A group of online travel services companies plans to appeal a $20 million verdict awarded to more than 170 Texas...
A group of online travel services companies plans to appeal a $20 million verdict awarded to more than 170 Texas cities in a dispute over hotel occupancy taxes. The 2006 class-action lawsuit was brought by cities wanting to...
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - A group of online travel services companies plans to appeal a $20 million verdict awarded to more than 170 Texas cities in a dispute over hotel occupancy taxes. The 2006 class-action lawsuit was brought by...
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - A group of online travel services companies plans to appeal a $20 million verdict awarded to more than 170 Texas cities in a dispute over hotel occupancy taxes. The 2006 class-action lawsuit was brought by...
SAN ANTONIO — A group of online travel services companies plans to appeal a $20 million verdict awarded to more than 170 Texas cities in a dispute over hotel occupancy taxes. The 2006 class-action lawsuit was brought by cities...
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