- 29 - he did not remember the terms of these loans. He further testified that he and Michoff, Jr., did not document these loans. Michoff, Jr., later testified that they did document the various loans. Furthermore, until 1995, there is no evidence that any of the amounts were ever repaid. Michoff, Jr., has failed to prove that any of the funds came from loans. Michoff, Jr., made deposits into his Downey savings account in the amount of $3,334 which is in issue in the 1986 tax year. This is not the total amount of deposits in this account in the 1986 tax year. This amount does not include $1,000 that was identified as a transfer. Michoff, Jr., made a deposit of $3,686 into Kimberly Michoff's Great Western account in the 1986 tax year. This amount is not the total amount deposited into this account in the 1986 tax year by Michoff, Jr. Michoff, Jr., conceded on brief that this deposit has not been identified as coming from a nontaxable source. Michoff, Jr., made deposits into his Pacific Valley Bank account in the amount of $220 in the 1986 tax year. In the 1987 tax year, Michoff, Jr., made payments to the Knights in the amount of $76,195 toward the purchase of the Knight property. Of this amount, respondent contends that $15,682 cannot be traced to previously taxed or nontaxable sources. Of the $15,682, Michoff, Jr., admits that $622 is from unknown sources.Page: Previous 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 Next
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