Marx v. Bragalini
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtFuld, J.
The question presented is whether a distribution in cash by a corporation to its shareholders from unrealized appreciation in the value of its assets is taxable income to a receiving shareholder under article 16 of the Xew York Tax Law, to the *326extent that it does not exceed the cost or basis of his stock in the distributing corporation.
The facts are undisputed. In 1942 Larchmont Apartments, Inc., purchased an apartment house for approximately $1,745,000 from the Federal Housing Administrator to whom it gave a mortgage for $1,682,000. In 1950, by reason of the appreciation in the value of the…
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