- 16 - showed $8,558 as the C. Shirley’s share of depreciation computed by Congo Trust. The C. Shirleys The C. Shirleys made a joint return of income for 1995 (the C. Shirleys 1995 return). In that return, they reported no items of income and claimed a deduction in the amount of $10,463 on account of “Unreimbursed Expenses” related to Congo Trust; they also claimed a standard deduction of $6,550 and personal exemptions of $7,500. In calculating taxable income, they reported no other items of income, loss, or deduction. A schedule attached to the C. Shirleys 1995 return shows depreciation of $8,558 from Congo Trust, but no deduction of such depreciation enters into their calculation of taxable income. They reported zero taxable income. Curtis Shirley reported his occupation as “manager”. Curtis Shirley’s occupations are computer consultant and headhunter. During 1995, he was self-employed as a computer consultant, performing those services personally, for compensation. During 1995, he did some work under contracts with C E Shirley Trust, as a subcontractor. In 1995, Curtis Shirley personally performed computer consulting services for Ventana Consulting Solutions (Ventana). Two bank checks, in payment for those services, in the amounts of $1,495 and $975 (total, $2,470), dated December 21 and 28, 1995,Page: Previous 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Next
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