- 64 - in connection with a trip petitioner took to Philadelphia to do Pennsylvania State tax work for one of the Sley Corporations. Check No. 2162--Miscellaneous Washington, D.C. Miscel- laneous hotel, airlines, restaurant, and theater expenses, totaling $797.21, appear on the American Express April invoice. These expenses were incurred by petitioner and Betsy in the Washington area. These expenses were paid for by check No. 2162. The record does not provide an adequate basis for findings as to the purposes of these expenses. Check No. 2220--Miami. The American Express November invoice includes charges totaling $1,570.50 for six round-trip Eastern Airlines tickets to Miami. Three of the tickets cost $299 each, and the other three cost $224.50 each. The tickets were for Betsy, the children, probably petitioner, and another adult. Betsy charged the tickets on October 10, 1986. These tickets were paid for by Markette check No. 2220. Respondent conceded that two of the adult tickets ($598) were for business purposes and reflected this concession in the notice of deficiency. The remaining expenses were for personal purposes--a family vacation. Check No. 2220--American Express Fee. The American Express November invoice includes a charge of $45 as the annual membership fee for Betsy’s American Express credit card. This business expense was paid for by Markette check No. 2220.Page: Previous 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 Next
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