Edward M. Goemans v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MERCER, District Judge.
Taxpayer, Edward M. Goemans, prosecutes two petitions to review decisions of the Tax Court determining certain deficiencies in taxpayer’s federal income tax for the taxable years 1945 through 1947, on the ground that the income of four separate trusts, created by taxpayer in November, 1944, was taxable to him as individual income in each of the years in question.
This case, like most of the so-called Clifford-trust cases, presents an issue which is difficult of decision and perplexing, simply because such cases, by their nature, do not admit of the development of…
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