Chesapeake Outdoor Enterprises, Inc., Abel Trust, John E. Magee, Jr., Trustee, Tax Matters Person - Page 3

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               Unless otherwise indicated, all section references are to              
          sections of the Internal Revenue Code in effect for the year at             
          issue.  All Rule references are to the Tax Court Rules of                   
          Practice and Procedure.                                                     
               After concessions, the remaining issues for decision are:              
          (1) Whether we have jurisdiction in this case, and, if so, (2)              
          whether cancellation of debt (COD) income excluded from the                 
          gross income of an S corporation pursuant to section 108(a)                 
          qualifies as a separately stated item of tax-exempt income for              
          purposes of section 1366(a)(1)(A).                                          
               This case was submitted fully stipulated.  The Stipulation             
          of Facts and attached exhibits, and the Stipulation of Agreed               
          Adjustments, are incorporated herein by this reference.                     
          Chesapeake maintained its principal place of business at 519 West           
          Pratt Street, Baltimore, Maryland, at the time the petition for             
          readjustment was filed.                                                     
                                     Background                                       
               Chesapeake was incorporated on February 9, 1989, under                 
          Delaware law.  During the relevant period, Chesapeake was engaged           
          in the business of maintaining and renting outdoor billboards.              
          Chesapeake filed its income tax returns on a calendar year basis.           
          During the year at issue, Chesapeake was an S corporation within            
          the meaning of section 1362(a), with three shareholders,                    
          including Abel Trust (petitioner), the tax matters person.                  






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