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April 2012 | Issue 57 Introduction Taxpayers making gifts of hard-to-value property will sometimes employ a “formula clause” which enables them to retroactively adjust the size of their gift based on a value determination carried out subsequently to when the gift was made. This is usually done in order to keep the overall size of [...]
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January 2012 | Issue 56 Introduction The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in Petter v. Commissioner, 653 F. 3d 1012, (8/4/11), found for the taxpayer in a case involving the use of a “formula clause” to reallocate gifts of property to heirs and charity. > The Plan Anne Petter lived in Washington [...]
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November 2011 | Issue 55 In Estate of Cohen v. Booth Computers (421 N.J. Super. 134, 22A. 3d 991, July 13, 2011), the question addressed was whether a family partnership agreement that provides for a buyout based on net book value may be enforced when the disparity between book value and fair market value is [...]
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