Ruprecht v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
FOSTER, Circuit Judge.
Briefly stated, the material facts found by the Board of Tax Appeals are these: Petitioner and James H. Gardner were jointly engaged in acquiring and selling deposits of fuller’s earth, dividing the profits equally. In 1921 they acquired a deposit from Thomas Boyd at the cost of $23,560.68. Title was taken in the name of petitioner, and the same year it was sold to the Standard Oil Company for $123,560.68, showing a profit of $100,-000. The oil company made a cash payment of $73,560.68, and agreed to pay the balance in yearly payments of $10,000 without interest. Gardner…
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