- 7 - 1986 1,132,417.73 1987 1,065,843.73 1988 995,475.00 1989 959,489.00 1990 855,861.00 During respondent's audit of petitioner's 1990 return, respondent's agent learned of petitioner's practice of recording interest income on its books and records only at the time a loan was paid off or at the time an automobile was repossessed. In order to recompute petitioner's interest income for Federal tax purposes, the agent sought and obtained from petitioner's representatives the customer ledger cards for all loans outstanding at the end of 1990. From the documents supplied by petitioner's representatives, including the ledger cards and certain loan documents that had been prepared at the time the loans were made, the agent computed the amount of deferred interest on each outstanding loan, the interest that should have been reported on that loan using the accrual method of accounting, and the amount of deferred interest with respect to that loan at the end of 1990. The totals computed by the agent for all the loans outstanding are as follows: Aggregate deferred interest per ledger cards $6,175,575.00 Interest earned through end of 1990 3,084,179.12 Ending deferred interest 3,091,395.88Page: 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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