- 3 - issued a delinquency penalty notice to petitioners concerning their 1987 return. Petitioners paid without protest the amount shown on the notice. Petitioners requested and received extensions to October 15, 1989, to file their 1988 income tax return. Petitioners included a $20,000 payment with their original request for extension. IRS records do not indicate that petitioners received an additional extension of time to file their 1988 return. Beginning in March 1990, Mr. Hanna was involved in litigation with his former business partner. Due to the pending litigation, Mr. Hanna was denied access to his tax records that were located on the premises of his former business office. On April 16, 1990, petitioners sent an additional $25,000 check on their 1988 tax liability to the IRS. Petitioners stopped payment on the check, however, based on a District Court order (court order) related to the litigation. Petitioners’ 1988 return was filed on October 17, 1990, and did not have attached an original extension request. Petitioners' 1988 return reported adjusted gross income of $254,374.46 and indicated additional taxes owed of $21,513.99. Petitioners also requested and were granted an extension to October 15, 1990, to file petitioners’ 1989 return. Petitioners sent a check in the amount of $25,000 with the initial application for extension, but Mr. Hanna stopped payment on thePage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Next
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