Karen L. Thorpe - Page 2

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          Accuracy-related Penalty                                                    
          Year      Deficiency            Sec. 6662                                   
          1993       $7,686                  $149                                     
          1994        8,776                 1,626                                     

               After concessions,2 the issues remaining for decision are:             
          (1) Whether petitioner is entitled to reduce gross receipts in              
          her wholesale activity by certain amounts for cost of goods sold;           
          (2) whether petitioner is entitled to deduct various expenses               
          incurred in her wholesale and consulting activities; (3) whether            


               2Petitioner concedes that for the taxable year 1993, she               
          omitted from income interest income from Marbury Associates of              
          $43 and interest income of $44 from Riggs National Bank; wages in           
          the amount of $817 received from Leger Enterprises, Ltd.; and               
          nonemployee compensation income in the amount of $1,215 received            
          from Hanover Capital Partners, Ltd.  Petitioner also concedes               
          that she is not entitled to a deduction for professional services           
          expenses in 1993 related to her wholesale activity; travel and              
          entertainment expenses in 1993 and 1994 to the extent that such             
          deductions are comprised of expenses other than telephone,                  
          laundry, gas, and tolls; and a charitable contribution expense of           
          $1,000 in 1994 reported on Schedule C in relation to her                    
          wholesale activity.                                                         
               For the taxable year 1993, respondent concedes that                    
          petitioner is entitled to deduct car and truck expenses in the              
          amount of $311; tolls in the amount of $5 related to petitioner's           
          wholesale activity; telephone expenses in the amount of $323                
          related to her consulting activity; and additional charitable               
          contributions in the total amount of $4,803, in addition to the             
          $922 allowed in the notice of deficiency.  Respondent also                  
          concedes that petitioner is entitled to claim an additional                 
          credit in the amount of $109 for withholding tax on income                  
          petitioner received from Leger Enterprises, Ltd. in 1993.                   
               For the taxable year 1994, respondent concedes that                    
          petitioner is entitled to deduct legal and professional fees                
          related to petitioner's consulting activity in the amount of $205           
          and charitable contributions in the total amount of $5,855.                 




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