Crain v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
FARIS, Circuit Judge.
The Board of Tax Appeals, having sustained a deficiency assessment against petitioners in the sum of $1,042.45, for income taxes for the year 1919, the case comes to this court on a petition to review the decision of the Board. It arose on the following simple and conceded facts:
Prior to 1916, the taxpayer, now deceased (and herein represented by appellants who are executors of decedent’s estate), jointly with one Wesson, his son-in-law, became obligated to pay certain debts of the National Car Advertising Company, of which decedent and Wesson were large stockholders. The…
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