Appeals Court Upholds Insolvency Rulings in Transfer Liability Case

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Kardash v. Commissioner (III)
2017 U.S. App. LEXIS 14389
US
Federal Court
11th Circuit
United States Court of Appeals
Stanley A. Murphy (petitioners); Dr. Israel Shaked (IRS/respondent)
Boggs

Summary

Appeals court upholds Tax Court’s transfer liability rulings; there was constructive fraud in that dividend payments to appellant were not compensation for services rendered but were part of a series of transfers leading to company’s insolvency.

See Also

Kardash v. Commissioner (III)

Appeals court upholds Tax Court’s transfer liability rulings; there was constructive fraud in that dividend payments to appellant were not compensation for services rendered but were part of a series of transfers leading to company’s insolvency.

Appeals Court Upholds Insolvency Rulings in Transfer Liability Case

Appeals court upholds Tax Court’s transfer liability rulings; there was constructive fraud in that dividend payments to appellant were not compensation for services rendered but were part of a series of transfers leading to company’s insolvency.