Legal Case Summary

CIR v. Estate of Anne Y. Petter


Date Argued: Tue Jun 14 2011
Case Number: 10-71854
Docket Number: 7845535
Judges:O'scannlain, Fernandez, Bybee
Duration: 31 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: CIR v. Estate of Anne Y. Petter** **Docket Number:** 7845535 **Court:** [Specify the court, e.g., Tax Court, District Court] **Filing Date:** [Specify date if available] **Background:** The case centers around the appeal brought by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue (CIR) against the Estate of Anne Y. Petter related to tax liabilities stemming from the decedent's estate. The primary issue revolves around the valuation of certain assets included in the estate for tax purposes and the deductions claimed by the estate's administrators. **Factual Summary:** Anne Y. Petter passed away on [insert date], leaving behind a sizeable estate that included various assets such as real estate, investments, and personal property. Upon her passing, the estate was subject to federal estate tax. The estate's administrators filed an estate tax return, reporting the total value of the estate's assets and claiming various deductions. The CIR contested the reported values, arguing that certain assets had been undervalued and that the deductions claimed exceeded allowable limits. The dispute primarily focused on [specify any particular assets or deductions that were central to the case]. **Issues:** 1. Whether the valuation of the estate assets as reported in the estate tax return was accurate and in compliance with IRS regulations. 2. The legitimacy of certain deductions claimed by the estate in terms of eligibility and calculation. **Rulings:** [Insert court ruling or decisions made in the case, including whether the CIR's claims were upheld, denied, or if the court provided any specific guidance on estate valuation or tax deductions.] **Implications:** This case highlights the complexities involved in estate tax assessments and the importance of accurately valuing assets and reporting deductions. The ruling may have broader implications for how estates are valued and how deductions are calculated for tax purposes in future cases. **Conclusion:** The court's decision will have significant ramifications not only for the Estate of Anne Y. Petter but also for similar cases involving estate valuations and tax disputes. Both practitioners and estate planners should pay close attention to the findings in this case to ensure compliance with tax laws and regulations. **Notes:** - For further details, including specific legal precedents and the full text of the court's opinion, refer to the official court documents. - The information provided above is a summary and should not be considered legal advice. **[Specify any additional relevant information, if available.]**

CIR v. Estate of Anne Y. Petter


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