3-KOAM Company, A Partnership, My Hat, Inc., Tax Matters Partner - Page 3

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               My Hat, the tax matters partner for 3-Koam, is a California            
          corporation with its principal place of business in Cupertino,              
          California.                                                                 
               From the time of its inception in 1987 through the year in             
          issue, the partners of 3-Koam, and their respective interests in            
          partnership capital, profits, and losses were as follows:  My               
          Hat, of which Edward Houston (Houston) is the sole shareholder              
          (25 percent), Unpo Paik (Paik) (25 percent), and Nae Yeal Lee               
          (Lee) (50 percent).  The initial capital of the partnership was a           
          $50,000 line of credit extended by Lee; Paik and Houston                    
          contributed a new product and technical know-how.  Houston is a             
          metallurgical and component engineer and Paik has a college                 
          degree in computer science.                                                 
          Research and Development Deduction                                          
               3-Koam is primarily engaged in the business of sub-                    
          contracting, packaging, and assembling electronics products,                
          including video games.  When customers would return defective               
          game cartridges, such as Nintendo type games to a retailer, the             
          retailer would send the cartridges to the manufacturer, who, in             
          turn, would ship them to 3-Koam for testing.  If possible, 3-Koam           
          would repair the product, repackage it, and send it back to the             
          manufacturer for resale.  If 3-Koam could not repair a product it           
          would return it to the manufacturer.  A substantial part of 3-              
          Koam's business also included assembling arcade game cabinets for           
          its customers who manufactured video game boards.                           




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