United States Tax Court, 1995

Nat'l Semiconductor Corp. v. Comm'r

United States Tax Court · Decided June 6, 1995

1995 U.S. Tax Ct. LEXIS 67 (United States Reports)

Opinion

NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION AND CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARES, Petitioner, v. COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE, Respondent

Docket No. 4754-89

United States Tax Court

1995 U.S. Tax Ct. LEXIS 67;

June 6, 1995, Filed

National Semiconductor Corp. v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo 1994-195, 1994 Tax Ct. Memo LEXIS 199 (T.C., 1994)

Judgment entered reflecting deficiencies in income tax due from petitioner.

*67 Counsel for Petitioners, JOEL V. WILLIAMSON, Mayer, Brown & Platt, Chicago, IL. JOSEPH R. GOEKE, Mayer, Brown & Platt, Chicago, IL.

Mary Ann Cohen, Judge

COHEN

DECISION

Pursuant to the opinion of the Court filed on May 2, 1994, and incorporating herein the facts recited in respondent's computation, and the parties' stipulation filed herewith, as the findings of the Court, it is

ORDERED and DECIDED: That the following schedule reflects the deficiencies in income tax due from the petitioner, after the allowance of net operating loss, business credit and foreign tax credit carrybacks, for petitioner's taxable years ended May 31, 1978 and May 31, 1979, without taking into account the unassessed advance payments made by the petitioner, which are reflected in the stipulation:

	Deficiencies
Taxable Year Ended	in Income Tax

May 31, 1978	$ 1,709,930
May 31, 1979	None

* * * * * *

It is stipulated that the deficiencies in income taxes set forth in this decision and in the stipulation of the parties submitted herewith do not reflect unassessed advance payments of the deficiencies in income tax made by the petitioner on the dates and in the amounts*68 shown below for the taxable years shown below:

	Amount of Advance
Taxable Year Ended	Payment of Deficiencies	Date Paid

May 31, 1978	$ 1,513.18	July 23, 1987
May 31, 1979	$ 3,692,614.00	May 2, 1994

It is further stipulated that the foregoing decision is in accordance with the opinion of the Court, the respondent's computation, and the stipulation of the parties submitted herewith, and that the Court may enter this decision, without prejudice to the right of either party to contest the correctness of the decision entered herewith.

STUART L. BROWN

Chief Counsel

Internal Revenue Service

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