Plant v. Commissioner
United States Board of Tax Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
*140OPINION.
Seawell:
The first issue we shall consider and determine is whether the amounts paid by the trustees under the will of Morton F. Plant for the upkeep of the home at Eastern Point, Connecticut, out of income from the trusts established by him, constitute income to the petitioner.
*141This issue arises out of paragraph tenth of Morton F. Plant’s will, which is set out in the findings of fact. The Commissioner determined that the expense of maintaining the residence as provided in the will was additional income to the petitioner, who was thereby relieved of such expense on the residence…
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