-10- her husband. The Mark Hancock Corp. developed several subdivisions during the 1980's and 1990's. In February 1986, Hancock Enterprises deeded two lots in the Playa del Sur subdivision to petitioner, which she immediately sold to Mark Hancock. He paid $104,270 for the two lots. The Mark Hancock Corp. built houses on those lots at a date not specified in the record. 2. Greg Hancock Corp. Greg Hancock Corp. developed subdivisions with about 80 lots in 1986, 220 lots in 1987, and about 68 lots in 1988. F. Petitioner's Tax Returns Hancock Enterprises treated the 48 lots it held when it was liquidated as inventory on its books. Petitioner reported the amounts realized from the sale of lots in 1987 as gross receipts on a Schedule C attached to the trust's 1987 tax return. She treated her adjusted basis as the cost of goods sold and deducted several other expenses. Petitioner reported sales of lots as sales of inventory on the Schedules C attached to her returns for 1989 to 1996. She reported the amounts she realized from those sales as gross receipts and her adjusted basis as cost of goods sold, and she deducted several other expenses. Petitioner reported on Schedules C for 1987 and 1989-96 that she was in the real estate development business.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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