· 3/21/2018
John K. MacIver Institute for v. Francis Schmitz
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- taxpayer’s refusal to cash a check did not result in constructive receipt of the income where cashing the check would impair the taxpayer’s legal position by creating a situation that might be construed as an accord and satisfaction concerning a disputed claim
- taxpayer's refusal to cash a check did not result in constructive receipt of the income where cashing the check would impair the taxpayer's legal position by creating a situation that might be construed as an accord and satisfaction concerning a disputed claim
- taxpayer’s refusal to cash a check did not result in constructive receipt of the income where cashing the check would impair the taxpayer’s legal position by creating a situation that might be construed as an accord and satisfaction concerning a disputed claim
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Judges: Wood
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