4 California. After that time, petitioner returned to Chicago, Illinois. For tax year 1990, petitioner reported on line 7 of his Form 1040 $37,945 in wages, comprising of $37,834.89 from the county of Riverside, California, and $110 from TALCO Enterprises. The expenses incurred with respect to his California wage income were claimed on line 20 of Schedule A as "unreimbursed employee expenses" in the amount of $11,660, before the 2-percent floor. According to Form 2106, Employee Business Expenses, this total consisted of $10,340 for travel expenses while away from home overnight including lodging, airplane, car rental and other expenses, and $1,650 less 20 percent for meals and entertainment. Petitioner reported income and expenses related to his Chicago, Illinois, practice on Schedule C. Petitioner reported gross receipts of $12,700 from his psychiatric practice. This figure was based upon petitioner's estimate of the number of hours that he saw patients and the rate that petitioner charged per hour. Petitioner claimed the following expenses on Schedule C: Amount Expense Claimed Car and truck expense $2,420 Legal and professional services 240 Rent Other business property 5,600 Taxes and licenses 600 Travel 7,920 Meals and entertainment $1,650 less 20 percent 1,320 Parking 250Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Next
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