Williams v. Eilers

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• holding that the cost of a business asset, no part of which has been returned to the taxpayer through exhaustion deductions or as ordinary and necessary expense 3 (...continued
• holding that the cost of a business asset, no part of which has been returned to the taxpayer through exhaustion deductions or as ordinary and necessary expense deductions, may be deducted in the year the taxpayer's business ceases to operate

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