U.S. Tax Court· 9/27/1961
Brooks v. Commissioner
Citations
- 36 T.C. 1128
- 1961 U.S. Tax Ct. LEXIS 68
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- defining goodwill as “ ‘the probability that old customers will resort to the old place’ ” (quoting Horton v. Commissioner, 13 T.C. 143, 148 (1949), acq. and petition dismissed, 180 F.2d 354 (10th Cir.1950))
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14 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Seaboard Finance Company, Seaboard Finance Company, Cross v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, CrossNinth Circuit· 1966-10-05· cited 83×
- Harold B. Schwartz and Eric Rosenbaum v. Nms Industries, Inc.Fifth Circuit· 1978-06-22· cited 51×
- Marsh & McLennan Incorporated v. Commissioner of Internal RevenueThird Circuit· 1969-12-31· cited 37×
- Meredith Broadcasting Company v. The United StatesCourt of Claims· 1969-01-31· cited 28×
- Karan v. CommissionerSeventh Circuit· 1963-06-26· cited 28×
- Monaghan v. CommissionerU.S. Tax Court· 1963-06-27· cited 17×
- Zanesville Inv. Co. v. CommissionerU.S. Tax Court· 1962-06-25· cited 14×
- Wolcott v. CommissionerU.S. Tax Court· 1962-12-18· cited 14×
- Newark Morning Ledger Co., as Successor to the Herald Company v. The United States of AmericaThird Circuit· 1991-10-15· cited 11×
- Misegades v. CommissionerU.S. Tax Court· 1969-12-24· cited 9×
- Unnamed caseSeventh Circuit· 1963-06-26· cited 8×
- La Rue v. CommissionerU.S. Tax Court· 1961-10-16· cited 8×
- District of Columbia v. Acf Industries, IncorporatedD.C. Circuit· 1965-08-12· cited 7×
- Allen H. Dahme Associates, Inc. v. The United StatesCourt of Claims· 1971-01-22· cited 2×
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