-32- The second bank deposits analysis identifies the following amounts as deposits of proceeds from: Rents $26,617 Interest 2,504 Dividends 119 Taxi checks 7,764 The second analysis does not correctly take into account the amounts reported by petitioners. We conclude that petitioners have unexplained deposits as follows: Unexplained deposits as determined by respondent $79,147 Less: Income reported by petitioners but not accounted for by respondent: Rent (32,338) Interest ( 855) Dividends ( 758) Taxi (11,736) Adjusted unexplained deposits $33,460 Petitioners have failed to provide any other evidence that the unexplained deposits, as determined above, do not constitute unreported income. Thus, respondent's determination, as adjusted above, that petitioners had unreported income will be sustained. Unreported Income--Like-Kind Exchange Respondent initially argued that petitioners' transfer of $80,000 from the 14 Siros escrow to Shumin for the downpayment on 29 Hastings and their provision of other amounts necessary for Shumin's purchase of 29 Hastings somehow alter the exchange. Respondent has not argued that petitioners were not repaid for the advances to Shumin. That petitioners provided funds for Shumin's purchase of 29 Hastings does not change the treatment of the exchange ofPage: Previous 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Next
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