In Re Estate of Fannie Bomash, Deceased. Julian Bomash, Administrator v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BYRNE, District Judge:
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has appealed to this Court to reverse a decision of the United States Tax Court which redetermined a tax deficiency on the estate of Fannie Bomash (hereinafter referred to as “Fannie”).
*310In 1942 Fannie’s husband, Louis Bomash, died. Louis’s will set up a testamentary trust composed entirely of community property. By the terms of the will, 50% of the trust income was payable to Fannie for life and the remainder payable to various offspring. Roughly one-half of the trust corpus consisted of Fannie’s one-half share of the community…
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