“Club Risqué and Cheerleaders, represented by Bochetto, faced tax bills totaling nearly $900,000. A third club, Delilah’s, was assessed more than $630,000 in back taxes, interest, and penalties for lap dances. The Tax Review Board in October ruled that the amusement tax law is so vague that it can only be reasonably applied to a club’s cover charge, not to other activities. But the city has the right to continue the legal battle to Commonwealth Court. City solicitor Shelley Smith told KYW Newsradio this afternoon that the administration has not yet made a decision on an appeal.”
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