United States v. Florida

HENLEY, Chief Judge.

This protracted tax case was commenced by the Government in 1959 pursuant to 26 U.S.C.A. § 7403, for the purpose of establishing federal income tax liabilities, including fraud penalties, and to have federal tax liens declared and foreclosed with respect to certain Arkansas properties, both real and personal. The principal defendants are Andrew J. (A.J.) Florida and his brother, George H. (G.H.) Florida, citizens of Osceola, Mississippi County, Arkansas, and certain Arkansas and Tennessee corporations which during the relevant period of time were owned and controlled by…