Flock Financial, LLC v. Fdr Asset Recovery Group, LLC

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• finding that the cost of “regular business clothing * * * limited to colors and patterns which would televise well” was not deductible
• State law trust with a single beneficiary classified as an association because it possessed a preponderance of corporate characteristics, including associates and a joint profit motive
• State law trust with a single beneficiary classified as an association because it possessed a preponderance of corporate characteristics, including associates and a joint profit motive
• sole beneficiary was similar to a 100-percent shareholder since he could control the trust profits to which he was entitled
• sole beneficiary was similar to a 100-percent shareholder since he could control the trust profits to which he was entitled
• State law trust with a single beneficiary classified as an association because it possessed a preponderance of corporate characteristics, including associates and a joint profit motive

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