State v. Johnson
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEthridge, J.
The Mississippi Income Tax Act permits gains from certain types of installment sales to be returned on a deferred basis, authorizing the spreading of the income tax over the period of the installment payments. Miss. Code 1942, Sec. 9220-08(a). The taxpayer, Walter G. Johnson, Jr., appellee, received ten installment promissory notes representing part of the purchase price from him of certain shares of stock. He exercised his option *216under the statute to pay the Mississippi income tax on gains received in the years in which the deferred payments were received by him. Subsequently, he transferred…
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