BOYD, District Judge.
The appellant is a Kentucky corporation engaged in the business of making investments. It instituted this suit in the District Court for refund of $21,007.98, income taxes paid under protest, plus interest. The payment of these taxes was made by appellant as a result of a deficiency assessment for the year 1954 by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue on the theory that accrued interest in default was part of the sale price of railroad bonds sold...
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