MADISON, Wis. - The Wisconsin Supreme Court is letting stand a lower court decision that Xerox Corp. must pay property taxes on some office equipment leased to customers.
Xerox argued that stand-alone devices that can print, copy, fax and scan should be considered computers and therefore exempted from property taxes under state law.
A state appeals court in July ruled the devices are not computers and therefore are taxable.
The case involved property valued at US$8.3 million for tax purposes in the cities of Milwaukee and La Crosse. Xerox was seeking a refund on US$104,000 worth of taxes from the cities.
Xerox appealed to the high court, but justices said last week they would not hear the case.
Xerox is based in Norwalk, Conn.
Wisconsin Supreme Court wont review ruling that Xerox must pay property taxes on equipment
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December 22, 2009
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