Shilowitz v. United States
District Court, D. New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
SHAW, District Judge.
Plaintiffs filed an Income Tax Return for the year, 1956, reporting as capital gain an amount of $45,000 derived from the sale of all interest which plaintiff, Charles Shilowitz (hereinafter referred to as “Shilowitz” or “the taxpayer”), 1 held in two corporations. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue determined that this item did not constitute capital gain and should be treated, for tax purposes, as ordinary income. Accordingly, there was an assessment of alleged tax deficiency in the amount of $18,463.-71, 2 which plaintiffs paid. This action is now brought, pursuant…
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