Interhotel Company, LTD., Torrey Hotel Enterprises, Inc., Tax Matters Partner - Page 3

                                         -3-                                          
          reported distributive share of allowable ordinary income of Douglas         
          F. Manchester (Mr. Manchester) with respect to Interhotel Co., Ltd.         
          (IHCL), a California limited partnership, for the taxable year              
          1991.  As a result of this proposed increase, respondent determined         
          that Mr. Manchester, as a partner of IHCL, should also be subject           
          to adjustments for alternative minimum tax and tax preference items         
          totaling $23,490.  The issues for decision are whether IHCL's               
          allocation of the partnership items at issue either has substantial         
          economic effect or is consistent with the partners' interests in            
          IHCL. For the reasons set forth herein, our responses to both               
          inquiries are in the negative.  Therefore, we sustain respondent's          
          reallocation.                                                               
               Unless indicated otherwise, all section references are to the          
          Internal Revenue Code as in effect for the year under                       
          consideration.  All Rule references are to the Tax Court Rules of           
          Practice and Procedure.                                                     
                                  FINDINGS OF FACT                                    
               Some of the facts have been stipulated and are so found.  The          
          stipulation of facts and the attached exhibits are incorporated             
          herein by this reference.                                                   

          (...continued)                                                              
          earnings are at issue here, had ordinary income from its                    
          business activities in the amount of $404,950, not $355,745 as              
          reported on its Form 1065 for taxable year 1991.  In addition,              
          respondent determined that the partnership was entitled to "Other           
          Deductions, Professional Fees" in the amount of $2,228, instead             
          of the $51,433 reported for the same year.  The parties resolved            
          these issues by agreement prior to trial.                                   




Page:  Previous  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  11  12  13  14  15  16  17  18  19  20  Next

Last modified: May 25, 2011