¶1This is an appeal from a determination by the Commissioner of a deficiency in income tax for the year 1920, of $105.40.
¶2FINDINGS OF FACT.
¶3The taxpayer bought through his brokers, in 1920, certain stocks, on margin. Later in the year, additional margin having been called for but not furnished, the brokers sold out the stocks at a loss to the taxpayer of $1,035. The taxpayer did not ascertain the exact amount of his loss from the brokers until some time in 1921. He deducted the loss in his income-tax return for 1921. The Commissioner disallowed the deduction upon the ground that it should have been taken for 1920, not for 1921, and determined the deficiency appealed from.
¶4DECISION.
¶5The determination of the Commissioner is approved.