- 6 - Year Income Expenses Excess 1987 $0 $299 $299 1988 1,571 8,010 6,439 1989 3,781 17,419 13,638 1990 12,971 44,451 31,480 1991 14,431 39,913 25,482 1992 36,801 42,722 5,921 1993 21,228 41,088 19,860 1994 61,637 54,707 (6,930) 1995 54,312 67,079 12,767 1996 27,106 23,400 (3,706) 233,838 339,088 105,250 Horse Sales Petitioner realized the following gains and losses from sales of horses from July 1, 1990, through June 1, 1996:2 Number of Gain Year Horses Sold (Loss) 1990 3 $14,667 1991 0 -- 1992 2 (6,726) 1993 3 21,507 1994 1 5,392 1995 8 177,808 1996 2 97,086 309,734 History of the Schedule F Activity Beginning in 1985, petitioner entered into an activity with a friend and co-worker Tom Coughlin (Coughlin). Petitioner and Coughlin purchased 50 or more acres in Arkansas, improved it, named it the “C&S Ranch” (the Arkansas ranch), and conducted a “cow and calf operation” thereon. They also grew and sold fescue 2 The parties have stipulated the displayed data. They have also stipulated that petitioners reported an additional $7,000 of proceeds from the sales of horses on the 1992 Schedule F. Since we cannot determine whether those proceeds represent a gain or a loss, we shall disregard them in our discussion of gains and losses realized from sales of horses.Page: 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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