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Eighth Circuit· 7/10/1974

Charles Schneider & Co. v. Commissioner

Citations

  • 500 F.2d 148

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  • stating that compensation paid to shareholders who set their own compensation “may be distributions of earnings rather than payments of compensation for services rendered; even if they are reasonable, they would not be deductible”
  • noting this fact to be “[p]erhaps [the] most important” in finding purported shareholder compensation represented disguised distributions
  • the Court is the exclusive judge of the credibility of the witnesses in making its factual findings
  • “[W]here the corporation is controlled by the very employees to whom the compensation is paid, special scrutiny must be given to such salaries, for there is a lack of arm’s length bargaining[.]”

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Judges: Oosterhout

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