Hughes Tool Co. v. Commissioner
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
HOLMES, Circuit Judge.
This case involves the correctness of a deduction, made in a consolidated return of income for 1930 by petitioner, Hughes Tool Company, and its affiliates, of a net loss sustained by an affiliate, the Caddo Company, during a period in 1929 immediately preceding its affiliation and for which it had filed a separate return. That a net loss was suffered is admitted, but whether or not a deduction therefor in a consolidated return for a subsequent year is limited to •an amount not exceeding the cost or aggregate basis of the capital stock of the affiliate held ,by those…
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