- 185 - Lisle Loans Lender Year Distributee Amount Int'l Films 1974 RWL Cinema Trust $15,000 Int'l Films 1975 RWL Cinema Trust II 20,000 Int'l Films 1975 Lisle 10,000 Int'l Films 1976 RWL Cinema Trust 5,000 Int'l Films 1976 RWL Cinema Trust II 18,000 Int'l Films 1977 RWL Cinema Trust II 5,000 Int'l Films 1978 Lisle 9,500 Int'l Films 1978 RWL Cinema Trust II 3,750 Int'l Films 1978 RWL Cinema Trust II 4,469 Int'l Films 1979 Lisle 8,784 Int'l Films 1979 RWL Cinema Trust II 3,000 Int'l Films 1980 RWL Cinema Trust II 250 Int'l Films 1981 RWL Cinema Trust II 2,750 Int'l Films 1982 RWL Cinema Trust II 2,320 Int'l Films 1983 RWL Cinema Trust II 3,000 HELO 1983 Basking Ridge Trust 95,000 IRA/Int'l Films 1983 Lisle 3,000 Int'l Films 1984 RWL Cinema Trust II 3,000 Administration Co. 1985 RWL Cinema Trust II 3,000 Int'l Films 1986 RWL Cinema Trust II 3,000 Administration Co. 1987 RWL Cinema Trust II 2,463 IRA 1988 RWL Cinema Trust II 6,000 BWK 1989 RWL Cinema Trust II 3,000 BWK 1990 RWL Cinema Trust II 2,969 5. Writeoff of Loans and Losses Kanter traded receivables between various entities and used convoluted bookkeeping entries to eliminate the receivables and to create bad debt and worthless stock deductions. IRA distributed $160,400 to Ballard in 1982 and $500 in 1983 and recorded the transfers as receivables owed by Ballard. IRA immediately transferred the receivables to Int'l Films. IRA's general ledgers reflected Ballard's receivable account for 1982 and 1983 as follows:Page: Previous 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 Next
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