Reports of the U.S. Board of Tax Appeals, Volume 9U.S. Government Printing Office, 1929 - Taxation |
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Page 76
... agreed to by the board of directors and that the undrawn portion of the salary of each should draw interest at the rate of 8 per cent . The salaries and interest on the undrawn portion were credited to the account of the officers within ...
... agreed to by the board of directors and that the undrawn portion of the salary of each should draw interest at the rate of 8 per cent . The salaries and interest on the undrawn portion were credited to the account of the officers within ...
Page 78
... agreed that the increase in salary allowed by the board at this meeting is to be placed to the credit of the individual ac- counts and is not to be drawn except at the pleasure of the board . No further business to be transacted the ...
... agreed that the increase in salary allowed by the board at this meeting is to be placed to the credit of the individual ac- counts and is not to be drawn except at the pleasure of the board . No further business to be transacted the ...
Page 99
... . The trustees covenanted and agreed with the grantor and with the beneficiaries therein mentioned that they would stand seized and possessed of the trust estate and of all of the ( 96 ) 99 NORTHERN TRUST CO . , EXECUTOR .
... . The trustees covenanted and agreed with the grantor and with the beneficiaries therein mentioned that they would stand seized and possessed of the trust estate and of all of the ( 96 ) 99 NORTHERN TRUST CO . , EXECUTOR .
Page 168
... agreed to make certain payments to the widow of the principal stockholder , beginning after the death of John T. Baker and continuing throughout the life of Mrs. Baker , in consideration of the insurance business which Baker turned over ...
... agreed to make certain payments to the widow of the principal stockholder , beginning after the death of John T. Baker and continuing throughout the life of Mrs. Baker , in consideration of the insurance business which Baker turned over ...
Page 180
... agreed to release the guarantors from further liability on the guaranty contract in return for the guaran- tors ' payment of $ 100,000 to the bank . We are of the opinion that the principal consideration moving the guarantors to make ...
... agreed to release the guarantors from further liability on the guaranty contract in return for the guaran- tors ' payment of $ 100,000 to the bank . We are of the opinion that the principal consideration moving the guarantors to make ...
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