A Split in The Courts
Grynberg illustrates only one of two tests that courts apply to determine if a current deduction is proper when a business prepays certain expenses. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals applied a different test in Zaninovich v. Commissioner, 616 F.2d 429 (1980). Thus, cases that are appealable to the Ninth Circuit apply the Zaninovich approach, and not the Grynberg approach
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