Stollwerck Chocolate Co. v. Commissioner
United States Board of Tax Appeals
The cost of buildings, machinery, furniture and fixtures determined for depreciation purposes.
1Opinion of the Court
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Trammell: The taxpayer in its tax return claimed a deduction for exhaustion, wear and tear of its buildings, machinery, and furniture and fixtures in the sum of $97,079.03, which the Commissioner reduced to $62,722.30. There is no question between the parties as to the proper rate of depreciation or as to the depreciation to be allowed on assets purchased after taxpayer had taken over the business of Stollwerck Brothers, Inc. The sole question involved is the cost to the taxpayer of the depreciable assets acquired from Stoll-werck Brothers, Inc.
In 1917 the stock of Stollwerck…
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