Reubel v. Commissioner
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Taxpayers reporting income upon the basis of cash receipts and disbursements may not deduct the estate tax upon the accrual basis.
1Opinion of the Court
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The sole question involved in this appeal is whether an accrued item of expense may be deducted by a taxpayer, although not paid during the year for which a return of income is made, when the return of the taxpayer is made upon the basis of cash receipts and disbursements. _
_ The taxpayer claims that he is entitled to deduct in the calendar year 1919 the sum of $18,392.45 estate tax which accrued in that year, in. the sense that it became due and payable, although it was actually paid in two parts, one item of $13,876.24 in 1920, and one item of $4,516.21 in 1922. _
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2Cases cited2 opinions
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- Woodward ex rel. Estate of Woodward v. United StatesUnited States Court of Claims · 1921
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