- 4 - (l) The 1994 Schedule C referred to in subparagraph 6.(k) above reflects gross receipts or sales of $493,956 less claimed cost of goods sold in the amount of $333,930 for gross income of $160,026. Said Schedule C also lists total deductions in the amount of $164,545 for a net loss from the operation of the business in the amount of $4,519. (m) The petitioner listed total income tax liability of $0 on her 1984 joint federal income tax return. (n) The petitioner's 1982, 1983, and 1984 federal income tax returns were prepared by the "Nevada Tax Professionals" based upon information provided to them by the petitioner. (o) The petitioner did not supply the "Nevada Tax Professionals" with access to books and records relating to income and expenses of her business for any of the taxable years here at issue. (p) The petitioner failed to maintain, or submit for examination by the respondent, any books of account and/or records of her business relating to gross and net receipts for each of the taxable years 1982 through 1984, as is required by applicable provisions of the Internal Revenue [C]ode and the regulations promulgated thereunder. (q) Any records maintained by the petitioner for the 1982 through 1984 taxable years are incomplete, inadequate, fail to disclose all receipts and disbursements, and do not properly reflect the petitioner's correct taxable income for any of those years. (r) The petitioner's failure to keep adequate records regarding the income and expenses of her business and/or her failure to turn any such records over to the respondent constitutes indicia of the petitioner's fraudulent intent to evade the assessment and payment of federal income tax due following the receipt of that income. (s) The respondent has determined the petitioner's correct gross receipts and resultant taxable income for each of taxable years 1982 through 1984 on the basis of the bank deposits analysis method of income reconstruction. In making said analysis, the respondent has utilized all available records.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Next
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