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U.S. Tax Court· 2/9/1993

Horton v. Commissioner

Citations

  • 100 T.C. 93
  • 1993 U.S. Tax Ct. LEXIS 8
  • 100 T.C. No. 8

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  • rejecting Fourth Circuit’s limited view of excludability under § 104(a)(2) with respect to punitive damages Commissioner v. Miller, 914 F.2d 586 (1990)
  • in Kentucky, punitive damages serve “both to compensate the injured party and punish the wrongdoer” and are excludable under § 104(a)(2)
  • “[T]he amount awarded to petitioners as punitive damages does not constitute an amount received ‘on account of personal injuries or sickness’ within the meaning of section 104(a)(2).”

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Judges: RUWE,HAMBLEN,CHABOT,SHIELDS,COHEN,CLAPP,SWIFT,GERBER,WRIGHT,PARR,WELLS,COLVIN,BEGHE,CHIECHI,LARO,BEGHE,WHALEN

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