Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 52Connecticut Bar Association, 1978 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 221
... PAYMENTS MUST BE PERIODIC Although payments must be periodic , the Internal Revenue Code does not define that term . It does state that installment pay- ments of a principal sum3 are not periodic with the following im- portant exception ...
... PAYMENTS MUST BE PERIODIC Although payments must be periodic , the Internal Revenue Code does not define that term . It does state that installment pay- ments of a principal sum3 are not periodic with the following im- portant exception ...
Page 228
... payments is made after the written separation agreement has been signed or the de- cree has been issued.34 There is also authority for the position that payments made after the agreement or decree are not periodic if they apply to ...
... payments is made after the written separation agreement has been signed or the de- cree has been issued.34 There is also authority for the position that payments made after the agreement or decree are not periodic if they apply to ...
Page 233
... payments made by the hus- band to the wife's estate after her death probably will not be de- ductible by the husband since Section 215 of the Internal Revenue Code requires that the husband's payments be made to the “ wife ” and ...
... payments made by the hus- band to the wife's estate after her death probably will not be de- ductible by the husband since Section 215 of the Internal Revenue Code requires that the husband's payments be made to the “ wife ” and ...
Contents
THE CONNECTICUT SUPREME COURT | 45 |
HUMAN RIGHTS COMMENTATOR | 61 |
THE COMMITTEE MEMBERS LAMENT | 78 |
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