American Bemberg Corporation v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
HASTIE, Circuit Judge.
American Bemberg Corporation is a Delaware corporation and an accrual basis taxpayer. This corporation, which we shall call Bemberg or the taxpayer, appeals from a judgment of a district court denying its claim for a refund of income and excess profits taxes for 1940. The principal issue is whether the taxpayer’s originally contingent obligation to pay interest on certain advances became so definite and unqualified in 1940 that the accumulated amount thereof could be claimed in that year’s tax return as an accrued and deductible expense. Viewing the obligation as having…
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