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INCOME TAX PROJECT 1 (NOTES OF MEETING OF POLICY COMMITTEE, February 23-24, 1950)

handle is hein.ali/aliftp0392 and id is 1 raw text is: NOTES OF MEETING. OF POLICY COMMITTEE, -INCOME-TAX PROJECT, MRICAN LAW INSTITUTE. February 23end 24, 1950 Judge Goodrich opened the meeting with a discussion of finances and the likelihood of having this proposed Code passed by Congress. Mr. Gris- wold said that a revision of the Internal Revenue Code is being prepared by the Joint Committee; he is concerned that if that is enacted, this work of the American Law Institute ill be shelved. Mr. Surrey doesn't think it is that serious, since the present Joint Committee revision is merely a matter of. bringing the Code up to date. Mr. Griswold also voiced his objections concerning the presentation at the Washington meeting earlier this year of material which had never been seen and approved by the Policy Committee. He pointed out that it was pre- sented by someone who had never appeared before the Policy Committee. Judge Goodrich and Mr. Surrey then discussbd the setting-up of sub- committees made up of members of the Advisory Group. Judge Goodrich agreed to write to Mr. Blodgett of Boston inviting him to become a member; he said that he would speak to Mr. Spofford about additional members from Philadelphia for the Advisory Group (in an attempt to get someone who will balance Mr. Spofford and Mr. Moore). At the Advisory Group meeting in Washington, Mr. Keesling suggested the names of Messrs. Altman, Scheerer, and Chrystal. Judge Goodrich thinks that there are enough members of the Advisory Group from the West Coast now and in view of the expense involved, it would be best not to add any more. Mr. Miller suggested that Mr. Matthews be added to the Southwestern group; Judge Goodrich said that he would ask Mr. Anderson about the names of some other lawyers in that general area (perhaps from Louisiana). Mr. Surrey prepared.a tentative list of subcommittees based on the •preppint members of the Advisory Group and said that he would send it to Philadelphia.

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