Is Lost Tax Revenue Property Under Rico?

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Steve R. Johnson

Florida State University - College of Law

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Date Written: October 31, 2011

Abstract

The last installment of this column began an examination of the use of the federal civil RICO Act in state and local tax administration controversies. This installment closes the loop by answering questions posed, but not resolved, last time. This column explores whether uncollected tax revenue - or loss of the opportunity to collect tax revenue - constitutes 'business or property' under the civil RICO statute. This exploration also takes up the related question whether tax authorities will be able to overcome judicial reluctance to turning RICO into a tax collection statute.

Suggested Citation

Johnson, Steve R., Is Lost Tax Revenue Property Under Rico? (October 31, 2011). State Tax Notes, p. 307, April 26, 2010, FSU College of Law, Public Law Research Paper, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1952152

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