- 9 - Accordingly, we hold that the Friscias’ net income in 1994 from the Amway distributorship was $9,676 ($46,172 - $36,496). 3. The 533 Account The Friscias deposited $33,645 into a bank account numbered 206084533 (the 533 account) in 1994. The Friscias concede that these deposits were wages received by Michael Friscia from Friscia Construction in 1994. 4. The 864 Account The Friscias deposited $1,450 into a bank acccount numbered 100446864 (the 864 account) in 1994 and earned interest thereupon of $17. Respondent concedes that the Friscias made $1,300 in nontaxable transfers into this account. The Friscias presented no evidence concerning the source of the remaining $150 in deposits. Accordingly, $167 of the deposits and interest in the 864 account represents income taxable to the Friscias in 1994. 5. The 898 Account The Friscias deposited $1,135 into a bank account numbered 100446898 (the 898 account) in 1994. The Friscias have provided no explanation for the source of these deposits. Accordingly, the full $1,135 in deposits represents income taxable to the Friscias in 1994. 6. The 522 Account The Friscias deposited $53,516 into a bank account numbered 206084522 (the 522 account) in 1994. Respondent concedes thatPage: 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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