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· 7/15/2005

Albert Strangi, Deceased, Rosalie Gulig, Independent v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Citations

  • 417 F.3d 468
  • 96 A.F.T.R.2d (RIA) 5230
  • 2005 U.S. App. LEXIS 14497
  • 2005 WL 1660817

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  • concluding transfer of assets had no legitimate non-tax rationale where the partnership “never made any investments or conducted any active business following its formation”
  • concluding transfer of assets had no legitimate non-tax ratio- nale where the partnership “never made any investments or conducted any active business following its formation”
  • upholding tax court's finding of an implied agreement to retain possession and control where decedent transferred 98% of his wealth to a family limited partnership (FLP
  • upholding tax court’s finding of an implied agreement to retain possession and control where decedent transferred 98% of his wealth to a family limited partnership (FLP
  • transfer of assets had no legitimate nontax rationale where the partnership \never made any investments or conducted any active business following its formation\
  • “Because a partnership interest is worth less for tax purposes than a proportional share of the partnership’s assets — due to lack of direct control and non- liquidity — this ‘exchange’ would reduce the taxable value of the estate.”

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Judges: Reavley, Jolly, Prado

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