George R. Tollefsen and Margaret A. Tollefsen v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MOORE, Circuit Judge:
On this appeal we are asked to review the determination of the Tax Court that the withdrawals by George R. Tollefsen from Tollefsen Manufacturing Corp., the wholly-owned subsidiary of Tollefsen Brothers, Inc., which in turn was owned by Tollefsen and his wife (taxpayers), were taxable dividends and not loans.
The facts were fully developed at an evidentiary proceeding before Judge Rauxn and in the findings that he filed with his opinion on July 24, 1969. 52 T.C. 671 (1969). For present purposes we will recite only those facts needed to present the circumstances in broad…
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