- 4 - on Forms 1099, Miscellaneous Income, even though he knew he received additional commissions. 1. Rental Business Petitioner owned approximately eight residential rental properties during each of the taxable years in issue. All rental receipts, either in cash or by check, were deposited into petitioner's account at American Commercial Bank in Ventura, California (ACB account), the same account into which he deposited income from other sources including his insurance agency. For the taxable years at issue, petitioner had the information available to him to maintain accurate records of his correct rental income, but he failed to maintain accurate records of the amount of rent he received. As summarized below and stipulated by the parties, petitioner failed to report all of his rental income for the years in issue: Amount Rental Percentage of Rental Reported Income Income Petitioner Year on Return Received Failed to Report 1984 $25,560 $39,680 36% 1985 20,769 40,012 48 1986 21,613 48,742 56 1987 32,880 64,586 49 Petitioner submitted applications for loans to purchase property during the years in issue in which he listed his income as significantly greater than the amounts shown on his returns. On petitioner's May 19, 1986, application for a loan to purchase a property, petitioner included a statement that he receivedPage: 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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