Private jail owes tax on inmate items, court rules

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Private jail owes tax on inmate items, court rules

Published: June 17, 2009

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that a company operating a private jail in Johnson County must pay the state sales and use taxes on consumable items it supplies to inmates. But one judge is questioning whether a private company is even legally authorized to operate a jail. ICC Management Inc. is in charge of operating a private ...

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