An ongoing war of words between oil companies and California Democrats could soon end up in court if lawmakers impose a windfall profits tax on the industry. A challenge to such a tax could ultimately hinge on whether the court considers the policy a tax, a fee or a penalty — and whether the proceeds go back to consumers.
If the Legislature is successful in imposing such a tax — or fee — the oil companies might eventually end up operating m...
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