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For 2 weeks during 1993, petitioners and their children went
to Hawaii for a "working vacation". While there, Mr. Pohoski
completed various maintenance and repair tasks at the Hawaiian
condominiums. At the Maui condo where he worked approximately 10
days during their stay, Mr. Pohoski: Stripped the furniture and
transported it for reupholstering; repaired the lanai furniture;
cleaned sink traps; performed touchup painting; repaired and
replaced the molding along the walls; installed cable wire for a
second television; ran a telephone line into the bedroom; repaired
the sliding screen and closet doors; purchased new bedspreads and
curtains; and installed new shower heads, towel bars, and shelving
units in the bathroom.
At the Molokai condo where he worked approximately 4 days
during the working vacation, Mr. Pohoski: Repaired the garbage
disposal and sink faucet; performed touchup painting; reglued
moldings along the wall; repaired the sliding closet door; and
replaced the shower head in the bathroom.
The materials and tools used for the maintenance and repair
work at the Hawaiian condominiums were mostly purchased in Hawaii,
but many were purchased on the U.S. mainland and shipped to Hawaii
because of the high cost of such products in Hawaii.
2. Federal Income Tax Returns
Petitioners filed a joint 1993 Federal income tax return
reporting an adjusted gross income of $75,910. On separate
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