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81. 98 T.C. 503; 98 T.C. No. 34 — Fowler v. Commissioner
    IRCCourt RulingsApr 22, 1992related by meaning
    Finally, petitioners argue that a literal reading of section 402(e)(4)(B) leads to absurd results. In support of their argument, petitioners provide several examples of the disparate treatment among taxpayers that emanates from a literal application of section 402(e)(4)(B). Granted that a literal reading may, under cer…
82. 91 T.C. 769; 91 T.C. No. 49 — Estate of Christmas v. Commissioner
    IRCCourt RulingsOct 6, 1988related by meaning
    n of the transitional rule and denial of the unlimited marital deduction is, therefore, consistent with, and does not frustrate, congressional intent. Because we have concluded that the marital deduction provision in decedent’s will is a marital deduction formula to which section 403(e)(3) of ERTA applies, the marital …
83. 101 T.C. 189; 101 T.C. No. 12 — Lee Eng'g Supply Co. v. Commissioner
    IRCCourt RulingsAug 30, 1993related by meaning
    inciples, and such a transfer will subject the employer to the excise tax on employer reversions." H. Rept. 100-391, at 143 (1987) (emphasis added). 4 *66 We recognize that Notice 88-58, supra, was released after the year in issue. It is clear, however, from the face of the statute as well as from the legislative histo…
84. 73 T.C. 758 — Tionesta Sand & Gravel, Inc. v. Commissioner
    IRCCourt RulingsJan 31, 1980related by meaning
    is v. Commissioner, 63 T.C. 11, 17 (1974) (compliance with requirements set forth in section 401(a)(6) rather than good faith intentions controlling). Closely related to this second argument is petitioner’s criticism of what it terms respondent’s “mindless devotion to hypertechnicality” or “monstrous pursuit of the pic…