§1003
101 cases·15 followed·4 distinguished·2 questioned·5 overruled·75 cited—15% support
Statute Text — 26 U.S.C. §1003
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See generally Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997, Pub.
1003(a), 111 Stat. at 909-910, which expanded the statute's scope from certain types ofpersonal property to all property, including interests in real property and non-activelytraded personal property. This change was aimed at the same tax-straddle-type strategy, which by that time was being applied to various property interests besides persona
1003(a), 123 Stat. 313). -8- allowable under section 24 (a), they claimed a child tax credit of $1,939 and an additional child tax credit of $7,061. As discussed next, the Heilmans are not.entitled to additional child tax credits for 2007 and 2008 because :they did not have any earned income. The term "earned income" is defined by section 32(
Section 1003 .44(h) [the regulation setting the deadline] is similar to time limits imposed in the Federal--Rules of Civil Procedure , Appellate Procedure, and even Criminal Procedure . And, in general, the formulation of procedures is left to the discretion of the agencies with responsibility for substantive judgments . Vermont Yankee Nuclear Powe
1003(a) (2000), apply to any employee benefit plan maintained by an employer engaged in interstate commerce, whether or not the plan is a qualified plan for purposes of the Internal Revenue Code. - 16 - Petitioner’s “Application for Pension Benefit” identifies him as the plan participant and distinguishes between petitioner as the “participan
Section 1003 of the California Code of Civil Procedure (West 1980) defines an order as follows: "Every direction of a court or judge, made or entered in writing, and not included in a judgment, is denominated an order." A minute order is a "written order of the court, and no formal writing signed by the court and filed with the clerk is necessary"