SWAN, Circuit Judge.
The plaintiff is a New York corporation, which during its fiscal year ending May 31, 1919, and for many years prior thereto, was profitably engaged in the manufacture and sale of lager beer and ale. Its taxes for 1919 were computed without allowing any deduction for obsolescence of its good will, due to the imminence of national prohibition legislation. Such taxes were paid under protest, a claim for refund was filed and rejected, and this action...
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