...the decedent and the surviving spouse under the community property laws of any State, Territory or property "acquired by bequest, devise, or inheritance" from the decedent, if the death of the decedent...

...within the gross estate of the decedent property held as community property, except such part of the property as may be shown to have been received as compensation for personal services or from separate income of the other spouse. Senator CONNALLY. How fur back do you go to determine...

...within the gross estate of the decedent property held as community property, except such part of the property as may be shown to have been received as compensation for personal services or from separate income of the other spouse. Senator CONNALLY. How far back do you go to determine...

...that upon the death of either spouse all community property was subject to estate tax unless it was shown to have been received as compensation for personal services actually rendered by the surviving spouse or derived originally from such compensation or from separate property of the surviving...

...State, Territory, or possession of the United States, or any foreign country, except such part thereof as may be shown to have been received as compensation for personal services actually rendered by the surviving spouse or derived originally from such compensation or from separate property of the surviving...

...burden. Watson v. State Comptroller, supra. 340 Opinion of the Court. far as the community property "may be shown to have been received as compensation for personal services actually rendered by the surviving spouse or derived originally from such compensation or from separate property of the surviving...

...by such attribution, so FERNANDEZ v. WIENER. 340 Opinion of the Court. far as the community property "may be shown to have been received as compensation for personal services actually rendered by the surviving spouse or derived originally from such compensation or from separate property of the surviving...

...PROPERTY. — All gifts of property held as community property under the law of any State, Territory, or possession of the United States, or any foreign country...except that gifts of such property as may be shown to huve been received as compensation for personal services actually rendered by the wife or derived originally...

...as community property by the insured and surviving spouse under the law of any State, Territory, or possession of the United States, or any foreign country, shall be considered to have been Paid by the insured, except such part thereof as may be shown to have been received as compensation...

...ns community property by the insured and surviving spouse under the law of any State, Territory, or possession of the United States, or any foreign country, shall be considered to have b?en paid by the insured, except such part thereof ns may be shown to have been received as compensation...