Bikini Latex Clubs

<span style="font-weight: 400;">A Texas appeals court <a href="http://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/bikinilatex.pdf"><strong>tossed</strong></a> the state comptroller’s action seeking clarification as to whether a state “pole tax” – which requires the collection of certain fees from strip clubs – applies to “bikini-latex clubs,” where dancers are “clothed” by latex applied to their bodies in a liquid or semi-liquid state.</span>

HOUSTON – A Texas appeals court tossed the state comptroller’s action seeking clarification as to whether a state “pole tax” – which requires the collection of certain fees from strip clubs – applies to “bikini-latex clubs,” where dancers are “clothed” by latex applied to their bodies in a liquid or semi-liquid state.

A federal court already barred Comptroller Glenn Hegar from collecting the $5 per patron fee from such clubs.

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