9 took his family (including the Wades) on a train trip from Holland to Hong Kong. From 1980 to 1989, petitioner paid his grandchildren's private school expenses and paid for Scott's college, law school, and other graduate work. He also bought new cars for his grandchildren. G. Petitioners' Tax Returns Petitioners reported adjusted gross income/(loss), net operating losses, and tax liability from 1973 to 1992 as follows: NOL reported Tax Year AGI per return on return liability 1973 $17,839 -- $237 1974 14,769 -- 75 1975 22,503 -- 188 1976 (71,322) -- -0- 1977 Not in record -- N/A 1978 (262,837) -- -0- 1979 (794,993) ($262,837) -0- 1980 (1,023,618) (794,993) -0- 1981 Not in record -- N/A 1982 (1,325,376) (1,342,640) -0- 1983 (1,359,420) (1,325,376) -0- 1984 (2,024,617) (1,325,376) -0- 1985 (3,106,064) (1,821,448) -0- 1986 (2,801,590) (2,818,172) -0- 1987 (2,457,106) (2,479,613) -0- 1988 (2,330,427) (2,512,307) -0- 1989 (2,162,888) (2,401,099) -0- 1990 (2,132,242) (2,242,047) -0- 1991 (2,227,894) (2,216,612) -0- 1992 (2,014,686) (2,308,249) -0- Petitioner reported wages of $89,765 for 1982, $90,438 for 1983, $86,965 for 1984, $87,845 for 1985, $88,764 for 1986, zero for 1987 and 1988, and $94,915 for 1989. He has no records showing whether he received wages from Bohannon, S.A.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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