Opinion

Glen v. Commissioner

  • 45 T.C. 323
  • 1966 U.S. Tax Ct. LEXIS 152
Court
United States Tax Court
Filed
Jan 4, 1966
Status
Published
Author
Drennen
On the bench
Hoyt,Simpson,Raum,Drennen,Tannenwald
Cited by
31 cases

“Section 2043(b) is not applicable to the relinquishment of a presently enforceable claim to an outright portion of a spouse’s property upon divorce.”

How later courts described this case

  • “Section 2043(b) is not applicable to the relinquishment of a presently enforceable claim to an outright portion of a spouse’s property upon divorce.”

Written by the judges who cited it.

The opinion

Drennen, J., dissenting: I agree with the first part of Judge Tan-nenwald’s dissent concerning the question of consideration, but I am not certain that he reaches the correct conclusion with respect to allocation of the consideration and the amount to be excluded from the gross estate. I am inclined to take the view that $190,131 should be excluded because that is the amount of the consideration received by decedent for the interest transferred to his wife and the consideration she paid for what she received for herself. Of course, this means I also disagree with the allocation made in the majority opinion,

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