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(Dustbusters).
Once back in Milwaukee, petitioner rented a one-room office
from which she operated Dustbusters. Petitioner did not store
any equipment or supplies at this location.
From 1987 through part of 1992, petitioner stored equipment
and supplies in the basement of her mother’s condominium. The
storage space at Ms. Clark’s condominium was approximately 8 feet
by 13 feet with a back entrance providing for easy loading of
cleaning materials and supplies. Petitioner sometimes gave her
mother $250 per month or in lieu of monetary payment made
improvements to the condominium, e.g., painting, decorating, and
carpentry. During this time petitioner also resided with her
mother until she moved into her own personal residence, a four-
room apartment located at 1693 N. Cass Street (Cass St. address).
The apartment building was owned by petitioner’s grandmother.
Petitioner stored supplies, equipment, and materials in a storage
room she had built in the basement. Petitioner used water from
her apartment to dilute cleaning chemicals.
Petitioner employed various people for different client
accounts during the years in issue, including Richard Comeau, Ms.
Sigrist, and Bill Reynolds (Mr. Reynolds). Ms. Sigrist and Mr.
Reynolds each received a Form 1099 from Dustbusters representing
amounts earned for cleaning services rendered during 1991.
Petitioner’s client accounts consisted of cleaning contracts for
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