- 11 - The original purchase orders from which the agent made the above summary were among the records that were lost in the December 1996 fire that destroyed Justins and are not included as part of the record in these cases. The revenue agent used the bottle purchases reflected on the purchase orders provided by petitioners to reconstruct the total sales for each year. Ms. Crabtree informed the revenue agent that 80 percent of the liter bottles purchased were used in the bar and 20 percent were sold in the package store. The notices of deficiency issued to Crabtree Investments explain the computation of bar sales and package store sales as follows: Bar sales were determined based on using 80 percent of your purchases. The number of unit purchases (bottles) times the number of servings per unit purchase times the charges per serving equals the bar sales. Package sales were determined based on using 20 percent of your purchases. The number of unit purchases (bottles) times the unit sales price equals the package sales. The allocation described in the above explanation applies only to liter bottles. On the basis of the statements of petitioners, the agent treated all other bottles purchased by Crabtree Investments as having been sold in the package store.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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