Taxes — Sales tax — Medicines compounded by pharmacists — Tangible personal property — Gross income — Act of August 19, 1932, P. L. 92.
The sale of medicines compounded by a pharmacist in accordance with physicians' prescriptions, is subject to tax under the Act of August 19, 1932, P. L. 92.
Argued December 6, 1934.
PER CURIAM, January 7, 1935:
The order of the court below, dismissing appeal from and affirming the order of the department of revenue refusing appellant's petition for reassessment of tax under the Emergency Relief Sales Tax Act of August 19, 1932, P. L. 92, is affirmed on the opinion written for the court by Judge STERN.