- 3 - On June 1, 1989, petitioner and Mr. Troue filed a New York State certificate of partnership with the County Clerk of Rensselaer County, New York, the county in which NTG’s office was located. During 1989, petitioner and Mr. Troue generally held themselves out to the public as doing business as partners under the name of NTG. Petitioner and Mr. Troue used stationery bearing the name of NTG and placed advertisements for their legal services under the name of NTG. Petitioner and Mr. Troue maintained a joint bank account under the name of NTG. During 1989, one set of books and records was maintained with respect to the income and expenses of NTG. Although no formal written partnership agreement was entered into by petitioner and Mr. Troue regarding NTG, petitioner and Mr. Troue understood that income and expenses with respect to their practice were to be shared. During the summer of 1989, petitioner made contributions totaling $16,300 to the capital of NTG. On June 9, 1989, petitioner and Mr. Troue obtained a loan of $15,000 from Marine Midland Bank, N.A., to fund the working capital and payroll of NTG. NTG’s books and records reflected that the $15,000 bank loan was made directly to NTG. During 1989, payments totaling $5,004 were made on this loan from funds in the bank account of NTG. On August 3, 1989, the former partners of NTGO, as part of the process of winding up NTGO’s business affairs, transferredPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next
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