Law360, New York ( March 13, 2014, 10:48 AM EDT) -- On March 6, the Ohio Board of Tax Appeals ("BTA") issued its long-awaited decision in L.L. Bean Inc. v. Levin, Case No. 2010-2853 (Ohio BTA March 6, 2014), the lead "test case" on Ohio's controversial commercial activity tax ("CAT") nexus standard. Although this is the first case in a long line of CAT nexus challenges, the BTA's decision offers very little in the way of any meaningful guidance....
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