The Washington Department of Revenue (DOR), Administrative Review and Hearings Division Dec. 30, 2021 found that Taxpayer wasn’t entitled to a waiver of cigarette remedial penalty for excise tax purposes. The Liquor and Cannabis Board found Taxpayer, a convenience store operator, possessed out-of-state stamped cigarettes, and the DOR assessed cigarette taxes, penalties, and interest. Taxpayer paid the assessment and sought a refund, contending that its cigarettes possession was unintentional and that it was unaware that the cigarettes lacked the Washington stamp. The DOR noted: 1) Taxpayer didn’t show good cause to waive the remedial penalty; 3) Taxpayer’s possession of unstamped ...
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