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Justice Manual § 6-5.500

Suits Involving Governmental Immunity from State and Local Taxes

activein force · 2018-02-01 – presentas-observed

The Tax Division represents the interests of the United States in contesting the improper imposition of state or local taxes on the federal government. Requests for assistance come directly from government agencies, government contractors, and members of the Armed Forces. Tax Division attorneys handle all tax immunity matters. The United States Attorney’s Office should promptly refer to the Chief of the Civil Trial Section, Eastern Region, all requests for advice on tax immunity matters or for representation in persuading taxing authorities not to impose a tax or to institute litigation..

History

[updated February 2018]

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justice.gov
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2026-09-20
Edition
jm-2026-09-20
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2f6514f62986500ba7417eccf7024b6c5152703c5eadb4659e63710635b94636
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