- 48 - 08/78 08/79 08/80 08/81 08/83 08/84 Income -- -- $1,485 $4,597 -- $136 Deductions -- ($115) (31,309) (149,974) -- (30) Total -- (115) (29,824) (145,377) -- 106 NOL -- (115) (29,939) -- (198,135) Taxable -- (29,939) (175,316) -- (198,029) Assets Cash $500 131 4,294 (879,704) $31 322 Receivables -- -- 2,871,082 4,691,912 2,331,326 1,320,059 Money market -- -- 718 259 -- -- Pooled funds -- -- -- -- -- 4,636 Intangibles 151 120 89 27 Total 500 382 2,876,214 3,812,556 2,331,384 1,325,017 Liabilities Short term -- -- 322,987 849,680 2,518,589 1,522,700 Shareholder -- -- 1,255,600 10,557 -- -- Long term -- -- 1,327,100 3,127,200 10,557 Total -- -- 2,905,687 3,987,437 2,529,146 1,522,700 Net assets 500 382 (29,473) (174,881) (197,762) (197,683) 500 Capital stock 500 500 500 500 500 Ret. earnings (118) (29,973) (175,381) (198,262) (198,183) 2. Int'l Films Int'l Films was incorporated in September 1973. Although the record does not disclose who originally owned the stock of Int'l Films, on August 31, 1984, IRA owned 71 percent of the voting stock of Int'l Films. As of August 31, 1983, Int'l Films had loans receivable of $878,227. As of August 31, 1984, Int'l Films had loans receivable of $1,050,827. III. Transactions Involving the Five Prior to and during the years at issue, Prudential was one of the largest holders of commercial real estate in the United States. By the late 1970's, Prudential either held or was responsible for managing an estimated $20 billion in commercial real estate properties. Prudential also developed commercialPage: Previous 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 Next
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