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Estler et al v. Dunkin Brands, Inc. et al
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October 04, 2016
Dunkin' Can't Be Sued Over NY Tax Charges, Judge Says
A putative class of Dunkin' Donuts customers alleging the coffee and doughnut chain charged them an illegal sales tax on packaged coffee will have to seek refunds from the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, a federal judge ruled Monday.
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August 26, 2016
Dunkin' Donuts Sales Tax Fight Has Legs, NY Court Told
Dunkin' Donuts consumers slammed the coffee chain's bid to toss their class allegations that they were charged illegal sales taxes when buying prepackaged coffee, telling a New York federal court Thursday that it, rather than a tax court, should hear the dispute.
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August 12, 2016
Dunkin' Donuts Says Sales Tax Fight Belongs In Tax Court
Dunkin' Donuts urged a New York federal judge on Thursday to dismiss a class action over the addition of sales tax to prepackaged coffee, saying tax disputes are for tax court.
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February 09, 2016
NY, NJ Dunkin' Donuts Accused Of Charging Illegal Tax
Dunkin' Donuts flouts the law and dupes consumers by illegally charging a tax on pre-packaged coffee and other tax-exempt products, a proposed class of New York and New Jersey consumers said in two complaints filed Monday.