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NY Tax Law Prohibits $300M False Claims Suit, Sprint Says

By Eric Hornbeck · July 24, 2013, 6:54 PM EDT

New York state can't sue Sprint Corp. for allegedly dodging state sales taxes for interstate cellphone services because state tax law applies only to intrastate calls, the company argued Tuesday in...

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