J. Michael Joly and Bonnie B. Joly, Jody Steven Joly, and David Andrew Joly - Page 3

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          herein by this reference.  J. Michael Joly (Michael), Bonnie B.             
          Joly (Bonnie), and David Andrew Joly (David) resided in                     
          Centerville, Ohio, and Jody Steven Joly (Jody) resided in                   
          Kettering, Ohio, on the date the petition was filed in this case.           
               Michael and Bonnie were husband and wife during the taxable            
          years in issue.  They have four sons, James, Jody, David, and               
          Adam.                                                                       
               Over the past 35 years, Michael has developed an excellent             
          reputation in the Dayton, Ohio, area for his development and                
          construction of custom homes.  He has been listed as one of the             
          top 10 builders by the Home Builders Association for over 15                
          years.  Because of his reputation, Michael does not need to                 
          advertise for business but rather secures new customers by                  
          referrals.                                                                  
               In the latter part of 1982, Michael decided to incorporate             
          his then sole proprietorship as J. Michael Joly, Inc. (the                  
          corporation) to take advantage of both the perceived tax benefits           
          and the limitation of his personal liability.  The corporation              
          elected to be treated as an S corporation for Federal income tax            
          purposes.                                                                   
               The corporation developed and constructed single-family,               
          custom homes.  Michael served as the corporation's president                
          during its entire existence.  He was the primary reason for the             
          corporation's success in attracting customers before and during             
          the taxable years in issue.  He was responsible for negotiating             




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