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Whipple Vs. Commissioner
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- May 13, 1963
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U.S. 193 (1963) U.S. Supreme Court Whipple v. CommissionerSearch
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U.S. 193 (1963) Whipple v. CommissionerSearch
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therefore, that we approach the problem of applying that term here with much writing upon the slate. In Burnet v. ClarkSearch
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A similar case, Dalton v. BowersSearch
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U.S. at 308 U. S. 494 . Reliance was placed upon Burnet v. ClarkSearch
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and Dalton v. BowersSearch
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supra. The question assumed in du Pont was squarely up for decision in Higgins v. CommissionerSearch
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k), therefore, as the Court has already noted, Putnam v. CommissionSearch
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Corporations (rev. ed. 1946), 102, or for a profit on their sale, see Page 373 U. S. 203 Giblin v. CommissionerSearch
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bottling soft drinks, or of any combination of these, since we cannot say they are clearly erroneous. See Commissioner v. DubersteinSearch
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with those cases which hold that working as a corporate executive for a salary may be a trade or business. E.g., Trent v. CommissionerSearch
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keep his job or was otherwise proximately related to maintaining his trade or business as an employee. Compare Trent v. CommissionerSearch
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. SmithSearch
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The lower court relied in part upon the test of trade or business announced in Washburn v. CommissionerSearch
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To the extent that they hold or contain statements to the contrary, we disapprove of such cases as Maytag v. UnitedSearch
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Mays v. CommissionerSearch
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Commissioner v. Stokes'Search
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Foss v. CommissionerSearch
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Washburn v. CommissionerSearch
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Sage v. CommissionerSearch
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Campbell v. CommissionerSearch
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and Cluett v. CommissionerSearch
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Compare Maloney v. SpencerSearch
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F.2d 638 (C.A.9th Cir.), and Dorminey v. CommissionerSearch
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net operating loss carry-over), Folker v. JohnsonSearch
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Overly v. CommissionerSearch
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Batzell v. CommissionerSearch
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Roberts v. CommissionerSearch
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Pierce v. UnitedSearch
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States, 254 F.2d 885 (C.A.9th Cir.). But cf., McGinn v. CommissionerSearch
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Hughes v. CommissionerSearch
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a) (1) (ordinary and necessary expenses of trade or business), Schmidlapp v. CommissionerSearch
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Noland v. CommissionerSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Whipple v. CommissionerSearch
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In Burnet v. ClarkSearch
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Burnet v. ClarkSearch
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Higgins v. CommissionerSearch
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Putnam v. CommissionSearch
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Giblin v. CommissionerSearch
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See Commissioner v. DubersteinSearch
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E.g., Trent v. CommissionerSearch
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Compare Trent v. CommissionerSearch
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. SmithSearch
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Maytag v. UnitedSearch
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(C.A.9th Cir.), and Dorminey v. CommissionerSearch
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Folker v. JohnsonSearch
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McGinn v. CommissionerSearch
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Schmidlapp v. CommissionerSearch
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