Robino v. Robino, III

How courts have described this case

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• \Chartering a yacht to others in order to afford to keep it through tax savings for one's personal enjoyment is not the same as having a profit objective.\
• cases that are factually distinguishable do not constitute substantial authority
• cases that are factually distinguishable do not constitute substantial authority
• \any such appreciation would have allowed petitioners to do little more than break even\ and \Chartering a yacht to others in order to afford to keep it through tax savings for one's personal enjoyment is not the same as having a profit objective\
• which involved a strikingly similar yacht chartering venture

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).