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Commissions - $3,840.00 for the product wholesale
distribution (J&R products) Schedule C.
Supplies - $2,295.00 for the Primerica Schedule C
and $1,753.00 for the product wholesale distribution
(J&R products) Schedule C.
Travel - $1,745.00 for the Primerica Schedule C.
Meals & Entertainment - $1,289.00 for the
Primerica Schedule C.
Schedule A taxes - $565.00.
On March 7, 1996, petitioners filed a motion to continue
this case from March 11, 1996, Jacksonville, trial session. In
their motion, petitioners represented to the Court, inter alia:
2. The Petitioners have attended two pre-trial
meetings with Mr. Howard P. Levine, Senior Attorney
with the District Counsel and have been trying in a
timely manner to agree on the "stipulations of facts."
Mr. Levine has insinuated several times that the case
may be resolved without trial.
3. During the second conference on March 5, 1996,
there were obviously several areas in which Petitioners
and the Respondents disagree. Millie and I as
Petitioners, believe that our documentation is
sufficient (according to the tax code) to prove the
claims we made on the return. However the Respondents
will not accept our current documentation as sufficient
proof. We need more time to obtain affidavits and
subpoena witnesses, to provide sworn testimony
regarding our claims. We also need time to secure
copies of canceled checks, copies of invoices, and
other records which can be obtained with some effort,
but it will take more time.
At the call of the calendar of the March 11, 1996,
Jacksonville, trial session, the Court granted petitioners'
motion to continue, filed March 7, 1996. After the case was
continued, respondent by letter dated April 9, 1996, asked
petitioners for additional information to substantiate the
disallowed deductions still in issue.
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