State tax officials acted in a “grossly improper” manner while investigating and punishing a company for not following a client disclosure requirement imposed on liquor wholesalers in 2009, a state administrative law judge held.
Judge Catherine Bennett found that it was not unreasonable for Carousel Beverage Corp. to have qualms about detailing for the New York Division of Taxation the lists of some of its clients via email.
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