American Customs Brokg. Co. ex rel. Acct. of Asiatic Trading Co. v. United States

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• apportionment formula whose factors were real and tangible personal property, bills and accounts receivable, and stock, not inherently arbitrary
• apportionment formula whose factors were real and tangible personal property, bills and accounts receivable, and stock, not inherently arbitrary

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