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3 News Bull. 1 (1942-1943)

handle is hein.barjournals/ialaw0003 and id is 1 raw text is: THE NEWS BULLETIN. OF THE Iowa State Bar Association Vol. III, No. 1. 1101 Fleming Building, Des Moines, Iowa 178f8ffiber, 1942 Third Annual Tax School, January 7,8,9 Course of Instruction Will Be Devoted to Federal Income Tax With Emphasis on Revenue Act of 1942 and Special Subjects of Practical Interest to Lawyers According to plans just announced by the Association's Tax Committee, the Association's Third Annual Tax School will be held in Des Moines, Iowa, on January 7, 8 and 9, 1943 and will be devoted almost entirely to instruction on Fed- eral Income Taxes. The purpose of such instruction is to enable Iowa lawyers to meet the need occasioned by the fact that under the Revenue Act of 1942 thousands of persons will be filing returns, who have never reported before and all taxpay- ers will be paying Federal income taxes at the highest rates in the nation's history. Never has there been a time when mistakes in Federal income tax matters will prove so costly, said Tom Roberts, When: January 7, 8 and 0. Chairman of the Tax Committee. To Where: Grand Ballroom, Hotel Fort furnish the average lawyer with prac- Des Moines, Des Moines, Iowa. tical instruction in order that he may Faculty: Frank BiaserOrville Dykstra, intelligently advise his clients how to T. A. Ingersoll, Joseph 1. Brody, avoid such mistakes has been the Coin- Balph U. Heninger and L Call mittee's primary aim in planning the Dickinson. program for this year's School. For that Dinner: Thursday, Janry 7, Hol reason the Committee has for the first Fort Des Moines. time since the School was started, in- cluded courses in such special subjects Pau M is. as corporate Income and Excess Profits Taxes, Income Tax Procedure and Inter Open To: All Iowa lawyers. Vivos and Testamentary Trusts from I the Income Tax Point of View. to dinner). Because of the inclusion of these new I____________________________________________ subjects and the fact that no changes have been made in the Iowa Income considerable experience in the Federal Tax Laws since 1941, the Committee income tax field. Orville Dykstra, Des decided to eliminate state income tax Moines attorney, will discuss Corpora- courses from this year's School. tion Income and Excess Profits Taxes. The entire day of Thursday, January Mr. Dykstra hasgiven tax courses at 7, will be devoted to the Federal Income Drake University and did an outstand- Tax with particular emphasis on the ing job as one of the faculty for the changes mAde by the Revenue Act of Association's Tax School last year. 1942. Frank J. Blaser, from the office T. M. Ingersoll, membei~ of the Cedar of the Collector of Internal Revenue at Rapids bar, will talk on Tax Minimiz- Des Moines, has kindly consented to ing, and Joseph I.'Brody, member of conduct the course on this subject. Mr. the Des Moines bar, will discuss Inter Blaser has been the outstanding mem- Vivos and Testamentary Trusts from ber of the School's faculty in each of the Income Tax Point of View. the two past years. His discussion of The morning of Saturday, January 9, the new Revenue Act will be of timely will be devoted to income tax procedure. assistance to all lawers in their prep- Thi is in response to requests of many aration of returns for the year 1942. lawyers who have felt that instruction During the first period on Friday, on that subject would be of great bene- January 8, Mr. Blaser will discuss the fit to the members of the Iowa Bar. new Victory Tax which becomes ef- Ralph U. Heninger of Davenport, Iowa, fective January 1, 1943. The remainder will discuss the procedure in resisting of Friday will be devoted to talks on special subjects by attorneys having age Two Tax School' Advisory Committee Submits Court Rules Report Represents Two-Year Comprehensive Study The report on the proposed new rules to govern practice and procedure in all of the courts of the state representing a comprehensive, two-year study author- ized by the Forty-ninth General Assem- bly is now under consideration by the Iowa Supreme Court. Submitted by the Supreme Court's fifteen-member Advisory Committee, headed by Wayne G. Cook of Davenport, the proposed changes represent in excess of three thousand man hours of work spent in actual meetings of the Advisory Com- mittee, exclusive of the time expended in sub-committee meetings, legal insti- tutes and individual research and study over a period of approximately two years. After undergoing the careful scrutiny of the Supreme Court, with an eye to- ward possible changes, the proposed new rules will be submitted to the 1943 Legislature within twenty days of its opening, in accordance with the terms of the statute empowering the court to formulate new rules of practice and procedure. Soon after the adjournment of the 1941 Legislature, the Iowa Supreme Court appointed its Advisory Commit- tee on Rules of Procedure composed of the following men: Wayne G. Cook, Davenport; Harley H. Stipp, Des Moines; Harold G. Cartwright, Marsh- alltown; Kenneth R. Cook, Glenwood; E. P. Donohue, New Hampton; Dan C. Dutcher, Iowa City; Judge Henry N. Graven, Clear Lake; Curtis W. Gregory, Adel; T. M. Ingersoll, Cedar Rapids; Dennis M. Kelleher, Fort Dodge; Geo- rge C. Murray, Sheldon; Floyd E. Page, Denison; C. F. Stilwill, Sioux City; Ros- coe P. Thoma, Fairfield; John K. Valen- tine, Centerville. The Court then ap- pointed sub-committees to work with the main committee in relation to speci- fic fields of procedure. The sub-com- mittees were composed of the following men: Don Barnes, Cedar Rapids; L. L. Brierly, Newton; Robert Buckmaster, Waterloo; R. F. Clough, Mason City; Page 'Three Advisory Conunittee

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