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| The IRS concluded that, even though the contingent right may be difficult to value, the open transaction doctrine should not apply to defer the taxpayer recognizing gain on the sale because the open transaction doctrine is available only when the value of the consideration received is unascertainable. Caught in their daily routines, they live out their lives in a universe whose incredibly vast and complex systems are present in their consciousness only to the extent allowed by a pervasive scientism which conceives the beginning of the universe as a remote, nebulous, and indeed unascertainable affair. The Tax Court said the broad discretionary power given the personal representatives made the charitable bequest's value unascertainable at the date of Marine's death. |
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