Cancompany Loses Appeal On $6 5 Million Tax Return Case
In New York a federal appeals court upheld a lower court ruling denying the American Can Company and three subsidiaries a refund of 3,902,986 dollars for 1917 taxes. The decision keeps about 6.5 million dollars in dispute, with interest to bring the total to that amount. The company had argued tax basis disputes over tin plate purchases and 1917 sales figures.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Treasury
Henry W. Goddard
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American Can Company of
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Internal Revenue
Frank F. Bowers
Dead Sea of Palestine Rich in Mineral Wealth
The historic Dead Sea is described as so saline that no fish can live in it. Several projects are underway to harvest its abundant minerals, which are said to be very rich.
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Dead Sea of Palestine
Judge Manton Opinion Rests On Inventory Losses Claim
Judge Martin T. Manton, writing for the Appellate Court, states that inventory losses have no reference to the basis of the case. The ruling clarifies the court’s position on the underlying financial argument and its impact on the judgment.
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Martin T. Manton
Appellate Court
Accounting Basis Question Poses Statutory Constraint
The quotation notes that the state's concern lies with accounting as a general practice and not as a formal basis of accounting under the statute. It emphasizes a distinction between administrative accounting functions and the statutory framework governing eligible bases of accounting.
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