Patrick Foto New York City Sues Biodiesel Vendor for $8.5 Million, Claiming It Failed to Pass Along Tax Credit
The city's fuel contracts took into account the possibility that the biodiesel tax credit would be reinstated, but a vendor stopped doing so, according to the complaint in Brooklyn federal court.
May 18, 2021 at 06:31 PM
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New York City on Tuesday filed an $8.5 million lawsuit against a biodiesel vendor, arguing that the company violated its contract with the city by failing to pass along a biofuels tax credit.
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