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Commissioner Vs. Schleier
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- Jun 14, 1995
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U.S. 323 (1995) October Term, 1994 Syllabus Commissioner of Internal Revenue V. SchleierSearch
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affected the amount of back wages recovered. In addition, this Court explicitly held in Trans World Airlines, Inc. v. ThurstonSearch
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as that term was construed in United States v. BurkeSearch
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see also McKennon v. NashvilleSearch
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see Trans World Airlines, Inc. v. ThurstonSearch
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the ADEA. The District Court entered judgment for the plaintiffs, but that judgment was reversed on appeal. See Monroe v. UnitedSearch
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payroll or income taxes from the portion of the settlement attributed to liquidated damages. 2 See, e. g., Vazquez v. EasternSearch
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Rogers v. ExxonSearch
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Slatin v. StanfordSearch
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Dean v. AmericanSearch
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Hill v. SpiegelSearch
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Pfeiffer v. EssexSearch
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Fiedler v. IndianheadSearch
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Schmitz v. CommissionerSearch
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Perrell v. FinanceAmericaSearch
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Goldstein v. ManhattanSearch
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from gross income. Relying on a prior Circuit decision that had in turn relied on our decision in United States v. BurkeSearch
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as to the taxability of ADEA recoveries in general and of the United settlement in particular, compare Downey v. CommissionerSearch
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F.3d 836 (CA7 1994) (United settlement award is taxable), with Schmitz v. CommissionerSearch
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of this section and its statutory predecessors. Commissioner v. GlenshawSearch
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Glass Co., 348 U. S. 426 , 429 (1955). See also United States v. BurkeSearch
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see United States v. CentennialSearch
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a)(2) encompasses recoveries based on intangible as well as tangible harms. See United States v. BurkeSearch
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includes nonphysical injuries). 330 Threlkeld v. CommissionerSearch
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a)(2)'s exclusion. He cites our observation in Overnight Motor Transp. Co. v. MisselSearch
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see also Brooklyn Savings Bank v. O'NeilSearch
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that the liquidated damages provisions of the ADEA were a significant departure from those in the FLSA, see Lorillard v. PonsSearch
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Brieffor EEOC in Transworld Airlines, Inc. v. ThurstonSearch
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Id., at 36-37. See also id., at 37 (relying on Overnight Motor Transp. Co. v. MisselSearch
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on the text of the regulation is unpersuasive. IV Respondent also suggests that our decision in United States v. BurkeSearch
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treated the regulation as though its second sentence superseded the first sentence. See, e. g., United States v. BurkeSearch
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but cf. Lehman v. NakshianSearch
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Davis v. UnitedSearch
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U. S. 472 ,484 (1990), and they may not be used to overturn the plain language of a statute. See, e. g., Bartels v. BirminghamSearch
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dissenting. Age discrimination inflicts a personal injury. Even under the principles set forth in United States v. BurkeSearch
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a)(2) and the applicable regulation was a fairly straightforward task. In Threlkeld v. CommissionerSearch
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Goodman v. LukensSearch
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whether the discrimination is based on race, sex, age, or other suspect characteristics. See, e. g., Price Waterhouse v. HopkinsSearch
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the ADEA were excludable from income because they were received on account of personal injuries. See, e. g., Pistillo v. CommissionerSearch
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Rickel v. CommissionerSearch
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