A lawsuit has been filed by Anheuser-Busch InBev Worldwide. The company is seeking reimbursement for taxes paid. More than $1.8 million is at issue, along with additional interest.
The lawsuit names the Tennessee Department of Revenue as the defendant. Details of the case are available from the source.
The tax refund in question involves state franchise taxes, according to the information provided. Further details can be found through the source publication.
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