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110/7/2002BVLaw
Gerald A. and Henrietta V. Rauenhorst v. CIR
The full Tax Court declined to permit the IRS to disavow Rev. Rul. 78-197, upon which the taxpayers relied, and, thereby, used the anticipatory assignment of income doctrine to recharacterize the transfer of warrants in a soon to be acquired corporation t...
United States Tax Court US, Action: Estate and Gift Taxation
Full Text of Court Cases  (10,804 words)
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24/28/1997BVLaw
Michael Ferguson, et al. (Ferguson I) v. CIR
The Tax Court concluded that individuals who transferred appreciated stock to a charitable organization should be liable for the gain on the stock. The court applied the anticipatory assignment of income doctrine to the charitable donation. In this case...
United States Tax Court US, Action: Estate and Gift Taxation
Full Text of Court Cases  (9,460 words)
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310/7/2002BVLaw
IRS Cannot Disavow Revenue Ruling 78-197 to Recharacterize Charitable Donation
The full Tax Court declined to permit the IRS to disavow Rev. Rul. 78-197, upon which the taxpayers relied, and, thereby, used the anticipatory assignment of income doctrine to recharacterize the transfer of warrants in a soon to be acquired corporation t...
Court Case Digests  (687 words)
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44/7/1999BVLaw
Donors Liable for Gain in Appreciated Stock under Anticipatory Assignment of Income Doctrine
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit applied the anticipatory assignment of income doctrine and determined that the taxpayers were liable for the capital gain on appreciated stock they donated to a charitable organization. The stock was transf...
Court Case Digests  (551 words)
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54/7/1999BVLaw
Michael Ferguson, et al. (Ferguson II) v. CIR
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit applied the anticipatory assignment of income doctrine and determined that the taxpayers were liable for the capital gain on appreciated stock they donated to a charitable organization. The stock was transf...
United States Court of Appeals 9th Circuit US, Action: Estate and Gift Taxation
Full Text of Court Cases  (5,846 words)
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63/17/2009BVLaw
LaSalle Nat’l Bank Assn. v. Paloian
Federal district court reviews bankruptcy decision for hindsight bias in determining insolvency, including expert opinions that allegedly used inflated company-specific risk premium, improper tax affecting, and ignored contemporaneous market data.
United States District Court Illinois US, Action: Bankruptcy
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73/16/2009BVLaw
Knott v. Revolution Software, Inc.
Court finds conservative use of discounts and tax affecting to be more credible when valuing an S Corp software company for purposes of calculating damages (breach of agreement to purchase 25% interest).
Court of Appeals Ohio US, Action: Contract
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