KEYS v. VERMONT DEPT. OF TAXES.

No. 85-531.

552 A.2d 418 (1988)

Loren D. and Renetta J. KEYS v. VERMONT DEPARTMENT OF TAXES.

Supreme Court of Vermont.

December 24, 1988.


ENTRY ORDER

The State stipulates that the lump sum payment received by the taxpayer represents income derived from his investment in a retirement fund which invests solely in federal obligations. The prospectus for the retirement plan containing the fund shows that the taxpayer elected to invest in that fund as one of five options and that his selection was made to ensure that, once placed in the fund, the money he invested could only be invested in federal obligations...

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