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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Washington State: court decision may have significant implications for Tribal Economic Development
A recent decision by a United States District Judge rules that taxation on specific tribal developments that include partnerships with outside non native entities has possibly thrown a wrench right into the diversification process for Tribal Economic Development. At the … Continue reading