Marguerite Barrow and William D. Barrow - Page 2

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                          William D. and Marguerite Barrow                            
                                   Additions to tax                                   
                                   Sec.           Sec.           Sec.                 
          Year      Deficiency     6651(a)(1)     6653(a)(1)     6661                 
          1983      $126,082       $31,520        $7,224         $31,521              
          1984      9,194          n/a            460            2,298                

                                  William D. Barrow                                   
                                   Additions to tax                                   
                                   Sec.           Sec.           Sec.                 
          Year      Deficiency     6651(a)(1)     6653(a)(1)      6661                
          1985      $18,688        $965           $1,245         $4,672               
          Respondent also determined that petitioners are liable for                  
          additions to tax of 50 percent of the interest due on the                   
          deficiency under section 6653(a)(2) for each year in issue.                 
               After concessions,1 the sole issue that we must decide is              
          whether petitioner William D. Barrow is liable for income tax on            
          $175,000 which he received in 1983 and which he contends is                 
          income of a closely held corporation.  We hold that he is.                  



               1 Respondent concedes that petitioner Marguerite Barrow is             
          an innocent spouse as to all adjustments and penalties determined           
          against her, except for the $3,023 in interest income received in           
          1983 from her savings accounts, resulting in a deficiency for her           
          of $704, plus interest as provided by law.  Petitioner concedes             
          all of the other adjustments (such as failure to report in income           
          legal fees, interest, and stock received as payment for services;           
          the disallowance of capital gain on the Holiday Isle transaction;           
          and additions to tax) in this case except whether he was taxable            
          in 1983 on $175,000 of the $250,000 from the Holiday Isle                   
          transaction.                                                                








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