1935 BTA LEXIS 751 | B.T.A. | 1935
Lead Opinion
SUPPLEMENTAL OPINION.
These proceedings are for the redetermination of deficiencies in income tax for 1930 and formerly were considered by us at 30 B. T. A. 615 and 31 B. T. A. 187. The petitioners and their brother, Everett J. Crews, were the owner's of an oil and gas property situated in Oklahoma, which they had inherited from their parents, the last of whom died in 1910. .Up to and during the taxable year no actual division had been made of the property and the petitioners and their brother. Everett J. Crews, were each the owners of a one-sixth interest therein and entitled to one sixth of the income therefrom.
Since our former consideration of the instant proceedings we have decided the case of Everett J. Crews, which appears at 33 B. T. A. 36. The issues involved in that proceeding were (1) what amount was to be included in the petitioner’s gross income as his share of the net income arising from certain business operations
Inasmuch as the facts found and conclusions reached heretofore by us in the instant proceedings are not in conformity with those in Everett J. Crews, supra, they, therefore, are modified to bring them into harmony with the facts found and conclusions reached in that case. Therefore the facts as found in Everett J. Crews, supra, are adopted and made the findings of fact in these proceedings.
Eecomputations of the tax liability of the petitioners will be made in accordance with these findings of fact and opinion in Everett J. Crews, supra.
Decision will be entered under Bule 50.