State v. Corbin
Citations
- 107 Wash. 424
- 181 P. 910
Syllabus
<p>Taxation (225-229) —Inheritance Taxes — Computation — Statutes. The inheritance tax law, Rem. Code, § 9182, and § 9183, as amended by Laws 1917, p. 196, making classifications which require the relationship of each legatee to be considered in order to determine the rate, was intended to tax the right to receive by inheritance as distinguished from a tax upon the property or the right to transmit it; hence each legacy must be considered as a separate entity and taxed as such at the statutory rate.</p>
Judges: Tolman
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- In re the Estate of FergusonWashington Supreme Court· 1921-01-04· cited 34×
- In Re the Estate of BirkelandWashington Supreme Court· 1960-06-30· cited 16×
- In Re the Estate of CarlsonWashington Supreme Court· 1963-01-31· cited 8×
- In re the Estate of FerrelWashington Supreme Court· 1920-08-18· cited 8×
- Department of Revenue v. HeidnerCourt of Appeals of Washington· 1972-08-08· cited 3×
- In re the Estate of MoodyCourt of Appeals of Washington· 1980-02-04· cited 1×
- Armstrong v. JacksonWashington Supreme Court· 1919-06-18
- State v. GossWashington Supreme Court· 1936-10-26
- Seibert v. McClureWashington Supreme Court· 1942-03-13
Cites
8 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Knowlton v. MooreSupreme Court· 1900-05-14· cited 739×
- State v. ClarkWashington Supreme Court· 1902-12-16· cited 35×
- In re Fox's EstateMichigan Supreme Court· 1908-09-10· cited 29×
- Sherman v. StateSouth Dakota Supreme Court· 1910-05-10· cited 27×
- Lotzgesell v. CydellWashington Supreme Court· 1911-03-08· cited 22×
- Sherman v. StateSouth Dakota Supreme Court· 1911-02-23· cited 20×
- Estate of Stixrud v. StateWashington Supreme Court· 1910-05-14· cited 19×
- In re the Estate of ClarkWashington Supreme Court· 1905-03-29· cited 9×
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