CarMax’s intercompany transactions “artificially and significantly reduce” one unit’s taxable income so that the state’s standard separate reporting and apportionment methods “shelter intercompany transactions that abuse the state’s tax scheme,” Judge Ralph King Anderson III wrote for the South Carolina Administrative Law Court.
However, Anderson sent the case back to the department to recalculate its assessment of more than $2.22 million. The department should divide ...
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