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Admiral Theatre, Inc. v. Cook County Department of Revenue et al
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1:20-cv-04429
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April 16, 2021
Ill. Federal Court Tosses Chicago Strip Club's $3M Tax Suit
An Illinois federal court tossed a strip club's suit arguing that a $3 million tax bill from Chicago and Cook County violates its First Amendment rights, finding the suit is prohibited by a law limiting federal interference in local tax claims.
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March 15, 2021
Federal Law Prohibits Strip Club's $3M Tax Suit, Chicago Says
Chicago and Cook County told an Illinois federal court that it should toss a gentlemen's club's suit challenging a $3 million tax bill because it is prohibited by a federal law limiting federal interference in state and local tax claims.
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January 05, 2021
Ill. County Asks Fed. Court To Toss Strip Club's $3M Tax Suit
An Illinois federal court should toss a suit by a Chicago gentlemen's club fighting a $3 million tax bill and arguing that Cook County and Chicago amusement taxes violate the club's First Amendment rights, the county told the court.