Indian Tribal Conflict Resolution and Tort Claims and Risk Management Act of 1998: Hearing Before the Committee on Indian Affairs, United States Senate, One Hundred Fifth Congress, Second Session, on S. 2097 ... July 15, 1998, Washington DC.U.S. Government Printing Office, 1999 - 348 pages |
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Page 81
... application of tax matters . The parties set forth principles for negotiation . The Tribe's main interest was immunity from state and local taxation for the lands it owns or may acquire within the reservation regardless of whether it is ...
... application of tax matters . The parties set forth principles for negotiation . The Tribe's main interest was immunity from state and local taxation for the lands it owns or may acquire within the reservation regardless of whether it is ...
Page 82
... application of this section is unclear , and could be interpreted very broadly . Consistent with the above reasoning , the scope of subsection ( c ) should be limited to those claims that the parties have agreed to place into mediation ...
... application of this section is unclear , and could be interpreted very broadly . Consistent with the above reasoning , the scope of subsection ( c ) should be limited to those claims that the parties have agreed to place into mediation ...
Page 85
... application of state excise and sales taxes on purchases by non - Native Americans of retail goods , such as gasoline and cigarettes , from a Native American retailer . The establishment of this panel through Section 103 of S. 2097 ...
... application of state excise and sales taxes on purchases by non - Native Americans of retail goods , such as gasoline and cigarettes , from a Native American retailer . The establishment of this panel through Section 103 of S. 2097 ...
Page 88
... apply . Senator Gorton's bill represents a more comprehensive and logical solution to the issue of state / tribal disputes over tax issues than S. 2097 for several reasons . First , it limits its application to lawful state taxes under ...
... apply . Senator Gorton's bill represents a more comprehensive and logical solution to the issue of state / tribal disputes over tax issues than S. 2097 for several reasons . First , it limits its application to lawful state taxes under ...
Page 95
... apply in many instances against non - Indians on fee lands or state highways within Indian country . State and federal courts also exercise civil jurisdiction in Indian country . Regulatory jurisdiction may or may not be coextensive ...
... apply in many instances against non - Indians on fee lands or state highways within Indian country . State and federal courts also exercise civil jurisdiction in Indian country . Regulatory jurisdiction may or may not be coextensive ...
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