- 9 - were executed by Mr. Resser for account QRF during the remainder of 1982. For taxable year 1982, petitioners reported wage income of $251,413, consisting of $236,550 earned by Mr. Resser as a risk manager for Rialcor and $14,863 of compensation earned by Mrs. Resser. Mr. Resser also earned $42,975 as consulting and director fees. For taxable year 1982, petitioners reported a $250,671 loss from stock option investments on a Schedule C attached to their Federal income tax return. Included in the Schedule C loss were $804,336 of losses and $555,176 of gains from stock option spread transactions from account QRF.7 In addition to the $249,160 of loss ($555,176 minus $804,336), a $1,511 deduction for expenses related to Mr. Resser's trading activity was claimed, which resulted in the Schedule C net loss of $250,671. Petitioners' 1982 taxable income was computed as follows: Income or Loss Item Amount Wages or salaries $251,413 Interest income 46,843 Refunds of State taxes 3,737 Schedule C loss (250,671) Schedule E loss (28,599) Consulting, director fees 42,975 65,698 Schedule A and Schedule W deductions, exemptions (62,172) 1982 Taxable income $ 3,526 7 This also includes the Superior Oil Corp. gains realized in February 1982 which were not challenged by respondent.Page: 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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