Taxation: Federal Estate Tax: Charitable Deduction: Certainty of Amount of Gift in Remainder to Charity When Corpus May Be Invaded for Life Tenant

Frank Adamson · Michigan Law Review · 1949

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Published: 1949-05-01
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.2307/1284402
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Estate tax, Tax deduction, Gift tax, Certainty, Remainder

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