In James C. Nelson v. Commissioner,1 a donor transferred limited partnership (LP) interests equal to percentage interests that were calculated by an appraiser following a gift and a sale to a trust. The LP’s primary asset was common stock of a family-owned holding company. The holding company owned 100% of seven operating subsidiaries.
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