- 4 - C. Automobile Expenses Mr. Frank drove his car an unspecified number of times to meet with persons interested in establishing a living trust. Petitioners reported that the trust activity lost $509.95 in 1991 and $48.56 in 1992. Petitioners marketed and distributed a food supplement drink and other dietary products. Some customers came to petitioners' home to buy the products. Petitioners sometimes traveled to sell the products. Petitioners used their car to meet with several people in 1991 to discuss buying food supplement products. Petitioners deducted $349.03 in 1991 for automobile expenses related to the food supplement business. During the years in issue, petitioners owned residential rental property at 501 Nebraska Street (Nebraska Street property). Petitioners deducted $237.27 in automobile expenses for the Nebraska Street property. Petitioners drove about 514 miles for the living trusts and food supplements activities and the Nebraska Street property from January to April 1991. Petitioners maintained an automobile log in 1991, but lost the log for May to December 1991. D. Rental Property Expenses 1. Springs Road Rental Property Petitioners bought rental property at 400 Springs Road (Springs Road property) around August 18, 1992. PetitionersPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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