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Burnet Vs. Leininger
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- Mar 14, 1932
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U.S. 136 (1932) U.S. Supreme Court Burnet v. LeiningerSearch
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U.S. 136 (1932) Burnet v. LeiningerSearch
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of the net income of the partnership was taxable to him individually under the Revenue Acts of 1918 and 1921. Lucas v. EarlSearch
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dependent upon the husband's distributive share, taxation of the whole as his income is not unconstitutional. Hoeper v. TaxSearch
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made by the Board of Tax Appeals as being unsupported by evidence, and they must be treated as conclusive. Phillips v. PageSearch
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to pay tax upon only a part of this distributive share because of the assignment to his wife. The case of Lucas v. EarlSearch
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Id., pp. 281 U. S. 114 -115. This ruling was not disturbed by Poe v. SeabornSearch
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in the statutes here involved. The Congress could thus tax the distributive share of each partner as such, as in Lucas v. EarlSearch
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supra, it taxed the salary and fees of the person who earned them. A different situation was presented in Hoeper v. TaxSearch
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