The Federal ReporterWest Publishing Company, 1931 |
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Halaman 430
... allowed or paid on the amount of $ 218,112.35 of the overpayment for 1918 credited against the tax due from plaintiff for 1917 and against the tax due from plaintiff's wife , Julia S. Clayton , for 1917 and 1918 . No interest was allowed ...
... allowed or paid on the amount of $ 218,112.35 of the overpayment for 1918 credited against the tax due from plaintiff for 1917 and against the tax due from plaintiff's wife , Julia S. Clayton , for 1917 and 1918 . No interest was allowed ...
Halaman 864
... allowed , but not taken out , un- der the divisional application . In taking this action appellant proposed to proceed under section 4897 , Rev. St. , which , at that time ( 1925 ) , provided that within two years from the allowance of ...
... allowed , but not taken out , un- der the divisional application . In taking this action appellant proposed to proceed under section 4897 , Rev. St. , which , at that time ( 1925 ) , provided that within two years from the allowance of ...
Halaman 883
... allowed. clusive , credited against original tax for 1919 as shown in finding 11 . The credits were allowed and made un- der section 1324 ( a ) of the Revenue Act of 1921. The Commissioner of Internal Reve- nue allowed and paid interest ...
... allowed. clusive , credited against original tax for 1919 as shown in finding 11 . The credits were allowed and made un- der section 1324 ( a ) of the Revenue Act of 1921. The Commissioner of Internal Reve- nue allowed and paid interest ...
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