GENERAL ANILINE & FILM CORPORATION v. COMMISSIONER

Docket No. 110042.

1 T.C.M. 880 (1943)

General Aniline & Film Corporation v. Commissioner.

United States Tax Court.

Entered April 6, 1943.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Martin Saxe, Esq., 76 William St., New York City, and Roger H. Anderson, Esq., 76 William St., New York City, for the petitioner. Harold D. Thomas, Esq., for the respondent.


Memorandum Opinion

HARRON, Judge:

The Commissioner determined against petitioner, as a withholding agent, a deficiency in tax of $138,750 for 1940. The question arises under section 144 of the Internal Revenue Code. Petitioner contends that the payments were not subject to withholding. All the facts are stipulated.

[The Facts]

Petitioner, a domestic corporation, had its principal office in New York City. During 1940 petitioner paid...

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