Reports of the U.S. Board of Tax Appeals, Volume 9U.S. Government Printing Office, 1929 - Taxation |
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Page 17
... received upon these contracts was deposited in a single account at petitioner's bank and all disbursements were made out of that account . James W. Eley , the petitioner's superintendent , received a salary of $ 10 per day plus a ...
... received upon these contracts was deposited in a single account at petitioner's bank and all disbursements were made out of that account . James W. Eley , the petitioner's superintendent , received a salary of $ 10 per day plus a ...
Page 18
... received during the taxable year as the proportion which the average deduction ( determined in the same manner as provided in section two hundred and three , without including the $ 3,000 or $ 6,000 therein referred to ) for the same ...
... received during the taxable year as the proportion which the average deduction ( determined in the same manner as provided in section two hundred and three , without including the $ 3,000 or $ 6,000 therein referred to ) for the same ...
Page 29
... received by Clara T. Limbert until after the death of her brother and were then received by her as his heir ; ( 3 ) that the proceeds from the sale of the stock were included in the inventory of the estate in the probate proceedings and ...
... received by Clara T. Limbert until after the death of her brother and were then received by her as his heir ; ( 3 ) that the proceeds from the sale of the stock were included in the inventory of the estate in the probate proceedings and ...
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... received therefor he has dis- allowed the sum of $ 5,577.48 , as the loss alleged to have been claimed by petitioner on the disposition of the furniture and fixtures . His action is premised on the grounds that the furniture and ...
... received therefor he has dis- allowed the sum of $ 5,577.48 , as the loss alleged to have been claimed by petitioner on the disposition of the furniture and fixtures . His action is premised on the grounds that the furniture and ...
Page 59
... received by the petitioner during the years in question . Although the certificates of profit were redeemable at face value in six years , during the World War they were redeemed in less time than that . After certificates of profit ...
... received by the petitioner during the years in question . Although the certificates of profit were redeemable at face value in six years , during the World War they were redeemed in less time than that . After certificates of profit ...
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additional agreement alleged allowed amount Appeal assessment assets Bank basis Board capital stock cash cent Centaur Company charged claim Coal COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL Company computing contract Corning Glass corporation cost debt decedent December 23 December 31 deduction from gross deficiency in income Delaware Corporation depreciation determined disallowed dividends Docket earnings entered on 15 equipment evidence executors expenses February 28 filed FINDINGS OF FACT follows ganister gross income held included income and profits income tax income-tax return interest INTERNAL REVENUE invested capital issue January January 31 lease Lessee Lessor liability loss lumber manufacture March net income November 25 operation opinion paid par value parties partnership payment period peti petitioner petitioner's plant preferred stock prior profits taxes Promulgated December Promulgated November purchase question Railroad received redetermination respondent Revenue Act Rule 50 salaries shares sold statute stockholders taxable taxpayer thereof tion tioner trust