- 6 - From 1985 through 1987, the only compensated employees of ISS, Magnacad, and MFMC were Mr. Makalintal and Mr. Santos. Petitioner was not, at any time, an employee of, nor was she paid any compensation by, any of the above California corporations. From 1985 through 1988, however, petitioner performed in the Greenbrae home a limited amount of clerical work for ISS, Magnacad, and MFMC. At Mr. Makalintal’s direction and under his supervision, petitioner, at the Greenbrae home, would occasionally enter data with respect to the California corporations into a computer program that generated profit and loss statements. Petitioner did not have any training or experience with accounting, and petitioner did not understand much of the data entered into the computer. Petitioner made no analysis, and petitioner did not attempt to make an analysis, of the profit and loss statements relating to the California corporations. Petitioner did not know whether the data Mr. Makalintal gave her to enter into the computer was accurate and complete. Mr. Makalintal did not discuss with petitioner any significant aspects of the California corporations, and he did not permit others to talk to petitioner about the California corporations or businesses. In March of 1986, Mr. Makalintal entered into a written agreement to sell his 2 million shares of stock in ICPI to Alfredo de Los Angeles for $3 million. No downpayment was due,Page: 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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