OAG 85-01 is cited to support the general principle that certain tax-related records, such as those pertaining to occupational license fees, can be inspected to obtain basic business information without revealing sensitive details about the business's affairs. This citation is used to draw a parallel to the current case, arguing that the names and addresses of coal companies who paid severance taxes do not reveal sensitive business information.
OAG 85-01 was Followed by OAG 86-11
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