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Nonemployee Compensation $8,677 $6,792 -0--0-
Wages -0- 5,729 $ 5,963 $9,328
BLS Statistics 8,137 4,605 11,606 8,768
The sources of the nonemployee compensation and wages are not
identified in the notice of deficiency.
In 1989 and 1990, petitioner was single and living in a
house owned by his sister-in-law in Tucson, Arizona. He
contributed undisclosed amounts to the support and maintenance of
the house. During these years he worked for Tucson Newspapers,
Inc., as a newspaper delivery person. He also worked for
Delivery Services, Inc., delivering packages to various locations
around Tucson. Petitioner earned income from both of these
companies but does not remember the amounts.
In late 1990, petitioner moved from Tucson to St. George,
Utah. In 1991, while living in St. George, petitioner held
several jobs. He was employed by Everex as an automated routing
machine operator for 3 months. He worked for 3 months as a hotel
desk clerk for the Heritage Inn Motel (Heritage) in St. George.
He also worked as a desk clerk and a night auditor for the
Peppermill Hotel Resort and Casino (Peppermill) in Mesquite,
Nevada, for a period of 3 months. In each of these jobs
petitioner worked 40 hours per week. He was paid $5.50 per hour
at the Peppermill, $4.75 per hour at Everex, and $4.50 per hour
at the Heritage. Some of these jobs might have started in 1990
and a portion of the income might have been earned in that year.
However, there is insufficient evidence in the record to support
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