- 8 - Library service -- -- -- 1,000 -- Office expense 13,333 24,640 25,567 26,073 14,197 Employment agency 5,486 -- -- -- -- Payroll processing 767 1,067 659 -- -- Postage 4,546 6,940 6,944 7,441 7,684 Telephone 8,289 7,803 9,911 8,013 5,182 Travel 2,838 6,825 7,022 1,971 6,445 Tax processing costs -- -- -- 1,577 3,590 Advertising 1,718 2,551 1,755 4,449 4,094 Consulting fees -- 3,225 -- -- 40,000 Peer review expense -- 4,952 -- -- -- Pension administration -- 700 372 270 465 Legal & professional 450 -- 8,986 -- -- Supplies -- -- 10,001 -- 8,492 Equipment rental 631 219 7,459 1,808 5,611 Moving expenses -- 500 4,522 -- -- Total expenses 674,023 918,171 1,004,080 997,750 553,575 Taxable income/loss (7,838) (73,125) (65,504) (30,255) 177,608 From 1988 to 1992, the shareholders received the following salaries from the corporation: Year Mr. DeMarta Mr. Norwalk 1988 $98,024 $70,000 1989 107,463 79,920 1990 107,440 69,923 1991 107,440 89,901 1992 40,880 33,774 A portion of the salaries paid to Messrs. DeMarta and Norwalk was derived from bank loans guaranteed by the shareholders and from loans made to the corporation by the shareholders. At the beginning of the corporation's 1992 tax year, it had outstanding loans from shareholders of $22,533. At the end of the corporation's 1992 tax year, its liabilities included outstanding loans from the shareholders of $96,678. In addition to their salaries from the corporation, Messrs. DeMarta and Norwalk received $23,320 and $16,680, respectively,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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