A unit of oil drilling company
Alaska found Nabors International Finance Inc., a nonresident corporation doing business in the state, owed more income taxes for tax years 2007 to 2010 because it didn’t include affiliated corporations that operate in low-tax countries on its tax return.
The high court reversed a trial court ruling that the reporting statute is constitutionally vague because it lacks a conjunction between two criteria defining corporations subject to the regime. The statute “can ...