Contemporary Systems Design v. Commissioner of Jobs & Training
Court of Appeals of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
FOLEY, Judge
Relator Contemporary Systems Designs (CSD) by its president, Timothy W. Buroker, seeks review of a determination that CSD’s profits must be considered Buroker’s wages for unemployment compensation purposes.
FACTS
CSD is a Minnesota Subchapter S corporation in the business of computer programming. In 1985, Buroker performed services for CSD. CSD showed a profit for 1985 that was “passed through” to Buroker’s individual income tax return pursuant to federal tax laws governing Subchapter S corporations.
On August 31, 1987, the Department of Jobs and Training issued a…
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