- 5 - 6. Petitioners maintained no sales invoices or other records relating to the illegal sales of narcotics during 1991. 7. On June 18, 1991, Dennis J. Deneault was arrested by the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office for the possession and attempted sale of marijuana. 8. During questioning by the St. Lucie County Sheriff's officers on June 18, 1991, Dennis J. Deneault disclosed that on June 17, 1991, he had purchased ten pounds of marijuana for $18,500, and that on June 18, 1991, he had purchased 17 pounds of marijuana for $25,000. 9. During the execution of a search warrant in 1991, $300.00 in cash was seized from a pickup truck on the petitioners' real property. 10. The petitioners filed a joint 1991 Federal income tax return on April 15, 1992, on which they reported adjusted gross income of $5,882.00. The petitioners reported $3,177.00 in wages, and $2,976.00 of business income from Dennis J. Deneault's business as a wire lather. 11. The respondent has determined petitioners' correct taxable income for 1991 on the basis of the source and application of funds method based on information provided from petitioners' joint 1991 Federal income tax return, information secured from files relating to the arrest and conviction of Dennis J. Deneault in 1991, and information provided by petitioners during a hearing with the Appeals Division, as follows: SOURCES (a) Petitioners reported taxable interest income of $3.00 on their joint 1991 Federal income tax return. (b) Petitioners reported gross receipts of $4,500 from their Schedule C activity for 1991 on their joint 1991 Federal income tax return. (c) During 1991, the petitioners received a Federal tax refund in the amount of $1,253.00, relating to the taxable year 1989.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Next
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