Tax Court Denies Charitable Deduction for Donation of Sculpture
Day Pitney Trusts and Estates Attorneys Melissa A. Passman and Alexis S. Gettier authored the article "Tax Court Denies Charitable Deduction for Donation of Sculpture," for WealthManagement.com. The article discusses the Heinrich C. Schweizer v. Commissioner case where Schweizer, who was an art expert, didn't comply with the charitable contribution substantiation requirements.
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