- 7 - mentioned above, petitioners reported cost of good sold of $11,809 on their amended return. Thus, we hereby sustain that adjustment. In their posttrial brief, petitioners do not take issue with respondent’s determination that their gross income should be increased by unreported interest income in the aggregate amount of $489. At trial, petitioner acknowledged receiving interest income from accounts at three banks in the aggregate amount of $489 during 1993. Thus, we hereby sustain that adjustment. Finally, in their posttrial brief, petitioners do not take issue with respondent’s determination that their gross income should be increased by unreported “rental income” of $14,067. As mentioned above, petitioners reported “News Stand Rental” of $14,067 on their amended return. Even though petitioners do not take issue with this adjustment, it requires discussion. At trial, petitioner acknowledged that he had received $2,400 from the rental of his newsstand on Wayne Avenue and had received $10,833 from the sale of his newsstand on Knox Street, a deposit of $5,000 and six installment payments of $972.22 each. Petitioners do not claim that the proceeds from the sale of the newsstand on Knox Street should be reduced by any basis in the property sold. The total ofPage: 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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