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U.S. Tax Court· 9/23/1975

Jones v. Commissioner

Citations

  • 64 T.C. 1066
  • 1975 U.S. Tax Ct. LEXIS 66

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that a court reporter's assignment of income to her personal service corporation was invalid because State law did not allow corporations to perform court reporter services
  • holding that a court reporter improperly assigned income to his personal service corporation because a court reporter was legally required to be an individual, and although the corporation was a valid entity, by law it could not perform such services
  • “A corporation is not a ‘sham’ if it was organized for legitimate business purposes or if it engages in a substantial business activity.”
  • \A corporation is not a 'sham' if it was organized for legitimate business purposes or if it engages in a substantial business activity.\
  • “A corporation is not a ‘sham’ if it was organized for legitimate business purposes or if it engages in a substantial business activity.”

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Judges: Goffe

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