Benjamin v. Hoey
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
FRANK, Circuit Judge.
The question is whether 38% of the. commissions paid by Benjamin to his firm and which the firm repaid to him constitutes part of his income. The argument that it is not runs thus: The moneys Benjamin paid for commissions were capital outlays. If, without partners, he had conducted the brokerage business, he would have paid the entire amount of those commissions to himself and no one would then have thought of saying that those payments constituted part of his taxable income. Because he had partners, he paid out an amount equal to 62% of the commissions. The balance, 38%,…
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