ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Getting a lap dance isn't the same as taking in a ballet, so an alcohol-free strip club will have to pay the tax man, a New York state court has ruled.
Four Appellate Division justices agreed with a state tax appeals commission's earlier finding that dances onstage or in private rooms at the club Nite Moves in suburban Albany don't qualify for a state tax exemption as "dramatic or musical arts performances."
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4 comments:
Hey, there's an idea for the Maryland legislators. I wonder if they've thought of that. They haven't left too many stones unturned.
booty tax!
I fail to see the logic.
When getting the lap dance, there's music going on.
When I get home, my wife will give me drama.
Sounds like it's worthy of an exemption to me.
When I get home, my wife will give me drama.
She should put a frying pan upside your disgusting head.
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