- 4 - comprising petitioner, Barbara J. Wilson, and Marian Wilson, each owning a one-third interest. (2) Special Occasions. This was also a general partnership organized in 1983 and consisting of petitioner, Marian Wilson, and Barbara J. Wilson, who each owned a 32-percent partnership interest, and Faye W. Oatis, who owned a 4-percent interest. Special Occasions specialized in custom tailoring, including designs, of clothing and accessories, such as wedding and party dresses, for what was described as "full-figured" women. (3) Special O, Inc. This was an S corporation that was organized in 1990 by petitioner, Marian Wilson, and Barbara J. Wilson, who each owned one-third of the stock in the corporation (Special O). The other sister, Faye W. Oatis, had no interest in Special O. Marian Wilson was president of Special O, Barbara J. Wilson was vice president, and petitioner was secretary- treasurer. Special O was organized to conduct sales of the clothing prepared or manufactured by Special Occasions. In addition, Special O sold related merchandise. The activities of Special Occasions and Special O were conducted in the same rented building that was located in Oakland, California. (4) Sweets 'N' Things. This was a sole proprietorship owned by petitioner, which was a catering activity. The only issue as to this activity is whether, for 1991 and 1992, petitioner isPage: 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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