Willkie v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
HAMILTON, Circuit Judge.
This is a proceeding to review a decision 0f the Board of Tax Appeals. The question is whether the petitioner, Herman Frederick Willkie, received $15,000.00 during the calendar year 1927, as additional compensation for services rendered to Hiram Walker & Sons, Inc., or whether the sum so received was a gift.
™ , ,, , The Commissioner held the sum to be compensatjon constituting a part of the titioner>s inCome, an/ declared a defid t¿ of $4,427.73. The Board of Tax AppeaIs sust¡Ined the Commissioner, We ^ L The facts are nQt ^ , u , u £ n dispute and are substantially as…
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