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claims an alimony deduction for the amount of these monthly
payments, and for other amounts that he paid or incurred during
the subject years for the benefit of Ms. Sowell and/or the
children. Each amount that petitioner paid or incurred during
the subject years, and for which he claims an alimony deduction,
is listed below by year, payee, amount, and purpose.2 These
amounts are as follows:
1992
Payee Amount Purpose
Ms. Sowell $10,000 Monthly payments
Ms. Sowell 2,232 Clothes for children
Pacelli High 1,109 Ashley's tuition
Southern Bell 783 Telephone--Columbus house
Sears 375 Pest control--Columbus house
Ms. Sowell 212 Clothes for Ms. Sowell
Ms. Sowell 350 Barron's school picture
CB&T 1,525 Barron's tuition
N. C. Pharmacy 447 Drug bill
Galaxie 210 Satellite T.V.--Columbus house
Dr. Hudson 406 Children's physician
Telecable 514 Cable T.V.--Columbus House
Un. Cities Gas 470 Gas Heat--Columbus House
Dr. Allison 443 Ms. Sowell's dentist
Brookstone School 2,373 Barron's tuition/related exp.
Dr. Helms 665 Ms. Sowell's dentist
Associates 533 Satellite T.V.--Columbus house
Georgia Power 2,125 Electric bill--Columbus house
Columbus Water 524 Water bill--Columbus house
C. Wilson 86 Children's piano activities
Columbus Ledger 116 Newspaper--Columbus house
Ms. Sowell 166 Activities for Barron
R. Waters 385 Tree removal--Columbus house
Grasshopper 685 Lawn care--Columbus house
Ms. Sowell 666 Miscellaneous expenses
Bob's Pool 1,408 Pool liner--Columbus house
2 Petitioner paid all these amounts, but for the $2,204 and
$566 amounts shown with Preston Oil for 1992 and 1993,
respectively. Ms. Sowell charged the $2,204 and $566 amounts to
petitioner's account at Preston Oil. Preston Oil is a
corporation owned and operated by petitioner.
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