INLAND LIME AND STONE COMPANY v. COMMISSIONER

Docket No. 219.

4 T.C.M. 283 (1945)

Inland Lime and Stone Company v. Commissioner.

United States Tax Court.

Entered March 2, 1945.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Harry Thom, Esq., 231 S. La Salle St., Chicago, Ill., for the petitioner. Harold H. Hart, Esq. for the respondent.


The Commissioner determined deficiencies of $5,317.08 income tax for 1938, and $8,668.24 income tax and $1,777.50 declared value excess-profits tax for 1939. He disallowed a business expense deduction taken in each year for alleged "royalties"; and, in the alternative, the taxpayer contends that such "royalties" should be treated as capital expenditures as the basis of additional depletion deductions.

Findings of Fact

The petitioner, a Michigan corporation...

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