Reports of the Tax Court of the United States, Volume 70U.S. Government Printing Office, 1978 - Taxation |
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... taxable years before us ) and 277 ( in respect of the 1971 , 1972 , and 1973 taxable years ) should be encompassed within the phrase " principles of subtitle A " contained in section 4940 ( c ) ( 1 ) and , if so , the correlation of ...
... taxable years before us ) and 277 ( in respect of the 1971 , 1972 , and 1973 taxable years ) should be encompassed within the phrase " principles of subtitle A " contained in section 4940 ( c ) ( 1 ) and , if so , the correlation of ...
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... taxable year 1973 , petitioners ' election to income average pursuant to secs . 1301 through 1305 precluded their election , in the same taxable year , of the special averaging provisions of sec . 72 ( n ) ( 4 ) relating to the income ...
... taxable year 1973 , petitioners ' election to income average pursuant to secs . 1301 through 1305 precluded their election , in the same taxable year , of the special averaging provisions of sec . 72 ( n ) ( 4 ) relating to the income ...
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... taxable years 1970 through 1976 . At all times pertinent to this proceeding they resided in Port Huron , Mich . Petitioners , cash basis taxpayers , filed their joint Federal income tax return for the year 1973 with the Central Service ...
... taxable years 1970 through 1976 . At all times pertinent to this proceeding they resided in Port Huron , Mich . Petitioners , cash basis taxpayers , filed their joint Federal income tax return for the year 1973 with the Central Service ...
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... taxable year 1973. Respondent recomputed petitioners ' 1973 Federal income tax by adding back to their reported taxable income the amount of $ 11,342 and by making the income averaging computation with respect to the total amount of ...
... taxable year 1973. Respondent recomputed petitioners ' 1973 Federal income tax by adding back to their reported taxable income the amount of $ 11,342 and by making the income averaging computation with respect to the total amount of ...
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... taxable year , it must first be within the scope of items eligible for the preferential tax treatment of section 72 ( n ) ( 2 ) in such year . Petitioners contend that the averaging provision of section 72 ( n ) ( 4 ) is available to ...
... taxable year , it must first be within the scope of items eligible for the preferential tax treatment of section 72 ( n ) ( 2 ) in such year . Petitioners contend that the averaging provision of section 72 ( n ) ( 4 ) is available to ...
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