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4 News Bull. 1 (1943-1944)

handle is hein.barjournals/ialaw0004 and id is 1 raw text is: oriod-.- THE NEWS BULLETIN I , OF The lQwa State Bar Association Vol. IV, No. 1. 1101 Fleming Building, Des Moines, Iowa December, 1943 Tax School January 13, 14, 15 at Des Moines Subjects Include Farmers' Tax Problems, Taxation of Estates Returns of Service Men, Forgiveness, Taxation of Entities, including Family Partnerships According to final plans just announced by the Association Tax Committee, the Association's Fourth Annual Tax School, which will be held at the Hotel Fort Des Moines, Des Moines, Iowa, on January 13, 14 and 15, 1944, will offer the most timely and practical courses in taxation ever available to Iowa lawyers. The purpose of these courses is to enable attorneys to assist their clients not only in the preparation of income tax returns, but also in tly solution of the many tax problems wbych today arise in the course of most business transactions. It is believed that these courses are so de- signed as to broaden the sphere of the average Iowa lawyer's professional ac- tivities. WHERE: Grand Ballroom, Hotel - During the morning of Thursday, Jan- Fort Des Moines, Des Moines, uary 13th, two courses will be given, Iowa. one a general basic course in federal FACULTY: Frank Blaser, T. M. income taxation, the other a special Ingersoll, Orville Dykstra, Frank course on the Excess Profits Tax with J. Enhusk, Louis Shulman, I particular emphasis on the Relief Pro- Call Dickinson, James F. Swift, visions of Section 722 of the Internal Ralph U. Heninger, and Clyde H. Revenue Code. The general course, Doolittle. which will be held in the Grand Ball- DINNER Friday, January 14, room of the hotel, will be conducted by Hotel Vort Des Moines. Frank J. Blaser, from the office of the SPEAKER: The Honorable G. A. Collector of Internal Revenue at Des Youngquist, of Minneapolis, Moines. Mr. Blaser is the dean of the school's faculty, having been the out- standing instructor at each of the Asso- OPEN TO: All Iowa lawyers. ciation's three previous schools. The REGISTRATION FEE: $5.00 (in- course dealing with the Excess Profits cludes ticket to dinner). Tax will be given by Mr. James F. Swift. Des Moines attorney and Certi- fied Public Accountant. Mr. Swift was and Louis Shulman, member of the formerly Assistant Revenue Agent In Iowa City bar. Mr. Ingersoll and Mr. charge at Omaha, Nebraska. The class Dykstra were members of last year's for this course will meet in the Green faculty. Room of the Hotel Fort Des Moines. During the first period on Friday, During the first period Thursday January 14th, Mr. Blaser will discuss afternoon, Ralph U. Heninger, Daven- the Income Tax Returns of Service- port Attorney, and a member of last men and Forgiveness Provisions of year's faculty, will discuss Wage and the Current Tax Payment Act of 1942. Salary Stabilization and Pension Both of these subjects are ones concern- Trusts, both subjects of great interest ing which the average lawyer desires to most lawyers at this particular time. additional enlightenment. The final period on Thursday will be The second period on Friday will be devoted to a Forum on the Tax Aspects devoted to a course on Federal Income of Corporations and Partnerships. The Tax Procedure, given by L. Call Dick- panel for this forum will consist of .inson, Des Moines Attorney and one of M. Ingersoll, Cedar Rapids Attorney, Orville Dykstra, Des Moines. Lawyer, PoI TWO DkTa , F G. Aaron Youngquist Banquet Speaker Through the efforts of Chief Justice John E. Mulroney, member of the Taxa- tion Committee, G. Aaron Youngquist, one of the outstanding lawyers of the middlewest, has been secured as the speaker for the Annual Tax School Ban- quet to be held in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Fort Des Moines, on Friday evening, January 14, 1944. The banquet will be on the second evening of the School instead of the first evening as in former years. Mr. Youngquist, at the present time, is actively engaged in the practice of the law in Minneapolis, being a member of the law firm of Fowler, Youngquist, Furber, Taney and Johnson. He was formerly Attorney General of the State of Minnesota and was an Assistant At- torney General of the United States from 1929 to 1933. Mr. Youngquist has served as Vice- Chairman of the Section of Taxation of the American Bar Association, and at the present time, is a member of the Council of that Section. Earlier this year, Mr. Youngquist ad- dressed the members of the Nebraska Bar Association at a Tax School similar to that conducted by the Iowa State Bar Association. 1 Law Reform Committee Holds Open Hearing Mr. Alan Loth of Fort Dodge, chair- man of the Committee on Law Reform, has called an open hearing for Decem- ber 29th, at 9:30 A. M. at Fort Des Moines Hotel, for the purpose of con- sidering legislation relating to juvenile delinquency problems and the revision of the parole system. This hearing is open to all members * of the Bar, who are invited to appear and express their views. American Bar Association Announces Essay Contest The American Bar Association has announced an essay contest for 1944 nursuant to terms of bequest of Judge Erskine M. Ross,, deckdsed. Page Four .,eessy Coast

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