Reports of the U.S. Board of Tax Appeals, Volume 24U.S. Government Printing Office, 1932 - Taxation |
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Page 15
... collection and dissemination of data as to the resources , climate , business opportunities and other advantages of the State of Cali- fornia . It furnished a large amount of copy to various publica- tions of national circulation ; sent ...
... collection and dissemination of data as to the resources , climate , business opportunities and other advantages of the State of Cali- fornia . It furnished a large amount of copy to various publica- tions of national circulation ; sent ...
Page 46
... collection of the tax is now barred by limitation . The statute of limitations applicable is : SEc . 280. ( b ) ( 1 ) Within one year after the expiration of the period of limitation for assessment against the taxpayer ; or ( 2 ) If the ...
... collection of the tax is now barred by limitation . The statute of limitations applicable is : SEc . 280. ( b ) ( 1 ) Within one year after the expiration of the period of limitation for assessment against the taxpayer ; or ( 2 ) If the ...
Page 86
... collections as received , and deal with and enter them as follows : ( a ) Interest Collections . After paying the collection charge and incidental expenses , if any , involved in the collection of interest , the Trustee will estab- lish ...
... collections as received , and deal with and enter them as follows : ( a ) Interest Collections . After paying the collection charge and incidental expenses , if any , involved in the collection of interest , the Trustee will estab- lish ...
Page 87
... Collections . 1. All amounts of principal of such sales , land contracts and mortgages , shall be collected by said Trustee , and from the amounts so collected , there shall first be paid all collection fees and expenses of ...
... Collections . 1. All amounts of principal of such sales , land contracts and mortgages , shall be collected by said Trustee , and from the amounts so collected , there shall first be paid all collection fees and expenses of ...
Page 88
... collections thereon being made by said second party , and WHEREAS , the party of the first part hereto has heretofore borrowed from the party of the second part hereto , in addition to all funds secured under said indenture of trust ...
... collections thereon being made by said second party , and WHEREAS , the party of the first part hereto has heretofore borrowed from the party of the second part hereto , in addition to all funds secured under said indenture of trust ...
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acquired agreed agreement alleged allowed Amalgamated Sugar Company amount assessment assets basis beneficiaries Board bonds capital stock cash cent Centaur Company claimed COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL common stock computing contract corporation cost Court death debts decedent December 31 deduction depletion depreciation determined disallowed distribution dividends Docket Executors expenses February 28 filed FINDINGS OF FACT follows gifts inter vivos gross income held included income tax income-tax return interest INTERNAL REVENUE inventory invested capital issue January June 30 lease lessee lessor liability Loew's Incorporated loss Lumber March ment net income operating opinion paid par value parties partnership payment period peti petitioner petitioner contends petitioner's preferred stock prior proceeding profits purchase Railroad real estate received respect respondent respondent's Revenue Act Robert Pitman Rule 50 shares sold statute stipulated stockholders supra surplus taxable income taxpayer thereof thereto tion tioner transfer trust wife