- 5 - Make arrangements for photographing the event, (2) do the photography, (3) deliver prints and reprints of the wedding photographs, and (4) review reprint orders. At least four of those trips lasted several days each. During certain of those trips, petitioner also photographed or delivered prints of her brother's wedding. Petitioner purchased a gift, a card, and ribbon for her friends' wedding. Petitioner received approximately $843 in connection with photographing her friends' wedding, from which petitioner paid the cost of film and developing, which was at least $568. Petitioner also attributed her cost of meals in restaurants, including a meal she purchased for her friends, to that job. During 1992, petitioner was paid $50 to assist another photographer in taking pictures at a party. Petitioner attributed a grocery store bill of $54.19 and the cost of meals at restaurants to the job. Also during that year, petitioner photographed a family reunion. Petitioner paid the cost of developing the photographs and of renting equipment and attributed the cost of meals in restaurants, including meals with the person from whom she rented equipment and the persons ordering the photographs, to the job. On her 1990 Federal income tax return, petitioner reported wage income of $27,569, interest income of $92, and dividend income of $2. Petitioner claimed itemized deductions of $5,325. On Schedule C of the return, petitioner reported gross receiptsPage: 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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