HALL, Justice.
We granted writs in this case to decide whether certain computer software constitutes "tangible personal property" taxable under the sales and use tax imposed by the City of New Orleans pursuant to Section 56 of the City Code. The district court classified the two types of computer software at issue—switching system and data processing software—as intangible, nontaxable property, and thus granted partial summary...
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