Janice L. Morris - Page 5

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               It was not until either late January or early February 1991            
          that petitioner discovered that Mr. Morris had embezzled funds              
          from John Kenny Company.  On August 6, 1991, petitioner and Mr.             
          Morris were divorced, principally because of Mr. Morris' embez-             
          zlement activities.                                                         
               It was not until January 1991 that John Kenny Company                  
          discovered that Mr. Morris had been embezzling funds.  In Febru-            
          ary 1991, John Kenny Company and/or its owner, John Kenny, sued             
          petitioner and Mr. Morris to recover the embezzled funds.  That             
          suit was settled in May 1991.  As part of that settlement, the              
          beneficial interest in certain land located in Illinois that                
          Meadows held was transferred to John Kenny Company.                         
          Corporations and Other Entities                                             
          that Mr. Morris Controlled                                                  

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          receipts of $31,687 reported in the Form 1120-A that it filed for           
          its taxable year ended June 30, 1988, and all of the gross                  
          receipts of $20,647 reported in the U.S. income tax return for an           
          S corporation (Form 1120S) that it filed for its short taxable              
          year 1988, and reduced that sum by certain income of Accu-Data              
          for 1988 that she determined did not result from the embezzled              
          funds; and (2) for 1989, respondent used all of the gross re-               
          ceipts of $6,000 reported in the Form 1120S that it filed for its           
          taxable year 1989, as reduced by certain income of Accu-Data for            
          that year that she determined did not result from the embezzled             
          funds.  In determining how much of the embezzled funds Mr. Morris           
          reported as gross receipts of Meadows (1) for 1988, respondent              
          used all of the gross receipts of $22,482 reported in the Form              
          1120S that it filed for its taxable year 1988, as reduced by                
          certain income of Meadows for that year that she determined did             
          not result from the embezzled funds; and (2) for 1989, respondent           
          used all of the gross receipts of $86,355 reported in the Form              
          1120S that it filed for its taxable year 1989, as reduced by                
          certain income of Meadows for that year that she determined did             
          not result from the embezzled funds.                                        




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