- 6 - not separately account for each session of bingo but rather treated all three nightly sessions as a single undertaking. All expenses for the supplies were borne evenly by the sponsoring organizations. In 1994, the City of Hampton audited the bingo operations conducted at Buckroe. The City of Hampton determined that the sponsoring organizations were not in compliance with State and local laws governing the operation of bingo games; changes were thereafter made in order to have the sponsoring organizations comply with the applicable laws. Internal Revenue Service Examination In early 1995, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) began an examination of both 4 Leaf Corp. and petitioners as part of a “bingo project” jointly conducted by the IRS’ Examination and Exempt Organizations Divisions. The agent coordinating the bingo project, Revenue Agent Gross, requested Mr. Bullock to produce the records of 4 Leaf Corp.; Mr. Bullock told Revenue Agent Gross to see Mr. Schefletle, 4 Leaf Corp.’s accountant. Because the records of 4 Leaf Corp. were incomplete, Mr. Schefletle had to reconstruct the corporation’s general ledger and income statements. The only revenues reported on the reconstructed corporate books and on 4 2(...continued) accountability sheets was incomplete and/or absent.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Next
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