-10- Expenses Gross (Excluding Year Receipts Depreciation) Depreciation Net Loss 1983 -- $25,793 $15,834 1$41,627 1984 $3,621 34,195 24,680 255,254 1985 3,200 20,414 26,092 43,306 1986 6,213 39,016 32,419 65,222 1987 2,745 26,096 45,084 68,435 1988 361 57,128 44,968 101,735 1989 1,013 50,905 32,915 82,807 1990 23,174 72,540 25,935 75,301 1991 20,021 70,169 16,853 67,001 1992 7,240 74,345 25,645 92,750 1993 17,162 87,921 32,637 103,396 1994 28,528 71,605 48,690 111,767 1995 14,268 72,903 53,408 112,043 1996 6,746 Unknown Unknown 111,291 1997 16,618 Unknown Unknown 97,463 1 Includes losses from a coon dog activity. 2 For 1994, petitioners also reported a capital gain of $41 relating to the cattle activity. For all years in issue (and apparently for all of the other years indicated above), on petitioners’ joint Federal income tax returns, the reported net losses from petitioners’ cattle ranch activity offset and reduced petitioner’s substantial taxable income from Pre-Paid Legal. On audit, respondent determined that petitioners’ cattle ranch activity was not operated for profit and disallowed their claimed net losses relating thereto. OPINION Under section 183(b)(2), if an activity engaged in by an individual is not engaged in for profit, deductions relatingPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Next
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