- 4 - On May 4, 1988, White Star elected to be taxed as an S corpora- tion. At the time White Star was formed, the following individu- als were appointed to the offices indicated: Mr. Olbres as president, Ms. Olbres as treasurer, and Manuel L. Olbres as vice president. In addition to designing and fabricating the exhibits, Design Consultants and/or White Star arranged for certain busi- nesses to perform auxiliary services (auxiliary services) for their clients including, inter alia, transporting the exhibits, setting up the exhibits, hiring on-site personnel at trade shows, electrical work, floral arranging, and telephone services. During 1986, Design Consultants and/or White Star used, inter alia, Greyhound Exposition Services (Greyhound) for certain auxiliary services, and during 1986, 1987, and 1988, they used, inter alia, Mayflower Transit, Inc. (Mayflower), to perform those services. From sometime in 1983 through the years at issue, Design Consultants was located in North Berwick, Maine. By around 1985, it had approximately 20 to 24 employees. Mr. Olbres' responsi- bilities for Design Consultants consisted of designing, ordering materials for, supervising the setting up of, selling, and pricing the exhibits. At all relevant times, Ms. Olbres, who spent time caring for petitioners' children, did all of the bookkeeping for Design Consultants and White Star. During 1986 and 1987, clients of Design Consultants paid itPage: 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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