Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 20Connecticut Bar Association, 1946 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 200
... amount of such tax payable by the persons interested in the estate with which such persons are chargeable under the provisions of this act , and the probate judge may by order direct the payment of such amount by such person to the ...
... amount of such tax payable by the persons interested in the estate with which such persons are chargeable under the provisions of this act , and the probate judge may by order direct the payment of such amount by such person to the ...
Page 219
... amount of the tax apportioned thereto , such decrease will be partially compensated by paying a somewhat smaller succession tax on the particular legacy . For example , " A " received a legacy of $ 25,000 . The federal estate tax ...
... amount of the tax apportioned thereto , such decrease will be partially compensated by paying a somewhat smaller succession tax on the particular legacy . For example , " A " received a legacy of $ 25,000 . The federal estate tax ...
Page 297
... amount of income to be derived therefrom , and the probable amount of income to the beneficiaries from other sources . Where trusts are created , it may be possible to minimize income taxation by dividing the income of the trust between ...
... amount of income to be derived therefrom , and the probable amount of income to the beneficiaries from other sources . Where trusts are created , it may be possible to minimize income taxation by dividing the income of the trust between ...
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APRIL 1946 Number | 2 |
LYMAN Editor | 8 |
TRAFFIC COURTS James P Economos | 94 |
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