Helvering v. Eubank

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Helvering v. Eubank is a U.S. Supreme Court tax law decision addressing when income from assigned rights is taxable to the assignor rather than the assignee.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Supreme Court case
federal income tax case
tax assignment of income case
appliesDoctrine assignment of income from services
substance over form
areaOfLaw federal income tax
tax law
category United States Supreme Court cases in tax law
United States federal taxation case law
citationStatus leading case on assignment of income
clarifies that the power to dispose of income is equivalent to ownership for tax purposes
country United States of America
surface form: United States
court Supreme Court of the United States
holding income from assigned rights remained taxable to the assignor
influenced later U.S. federal income tax assignment-of-income cases
jurisdiction United States federal law
language English
legalIssue assignment of income doctrine
taxation of assigned income
party Eubank
Helvering
petitioner Helvering
principle a taxpayer cannot escape tax by assigning the right to receive income while retaining the source of that income
income is taxed to the person who earns it or who owns the property that produces it
relatedConcept anticipatory assignment of income
taxation of income from property
taxation of income from services
respondent Eubank
result assigned renewal commissions were taxable to the assignor
subjectMatter federal income taxation of insurance renewal commissions
tax consequences of assigning contract rights to income
usedFor interpreting when income is taxable to the assignor rather than the assignee

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