- NEXTRECORD -
Petitioner worked as a barber throughout the year in issue.
Although he utilized a barber shop owned by his father,
petitioner was self-employed and not an employee of his father.
The barber shop where petitioner worked was open for
business Tuesday through Saturday throughout the year, except on
major holidays such as New Year's Day, when it was closed for
business. Petitioner did not work when the barber shop was
closed.
Petitioner, his father, and a cousin worked as barbers at
the barber shop, which had 4 barber chairs.
Petitioner was generally paid in cash by his customers for
his services at the barber shop. Petitioner pocketed some of the
cash and deposited the balance in one of the bank accounts that
he maintained with Channelview Bank. See infra "Petitioner's
Bank Accounts".
Petitioner's Enrollment at the University of Houston
Petitioner attended, but did not graduate from, the
University of Houston, where he matriculated in 1987. For the
spring semester of 1989 petitioner enrolled in 4 courses for a
total of 13 credits, and for the fall semester of that same year
he enrolled in 3 courses for a total of 10 credits. Following
the spring semester of 1990, petitioner was placed on academic
suspension. Petitioner did not return to the University of
Houston until the fall semester of 1991, at which time he
enrolled in 2 courses for a total of 7 credits. Following the
Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
Last modified: May 25, 2011