NJ Flooring Co. Owner Can't Shake Biz Sales Tax Liabilities

By Paul Williams · February 6, 2025, 2:49 PM EST

A shuttered flooring company's sole shareholder is responsible for the company's sales and use tax liabilities that were outstanding after bankruptcy, a New Jersey state appeals court ruled, holding that the...

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