- 4 - Approximate base salary: $70,174.14 Deferred compensation plan: 224.97 Incentive Stock Option (ISO): 33,183.75 Interest: 13.38 Wages for sports officiating: 54.00 Federal income tax refund: 227.00 Total 103,877.24 See exhibits B, C, D, and E.[2] * * * * * * * C. The petitioner’s failure to file federal income tax returns in a timely manner is not due to or resultant from willful neglect. D. The petitioner’s failure to file federal income tax returns in a timely manner is due to and resultant from reasonable cause. In his Motion for Summary Judgment respondent, for the purpose of this motion, concedes the capital gain adjustment in the statutory notice of deficiency in the amount of $137,835 (Adjustment I.A.) and the sections 6651(a)(1) and 6654(a) additions to tax. 2 Exhibit B consists of four copies of Forms W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, issued by MCI Communications Corp. to petitioner for 1993. These Forms W-2 show that petitioner received wages, tips and other income totaling $103,582.86. This amount included deferred compensation plan income of $224.97 and incentive stock options of $33,183.75. Exhibit C is a Form 1099- INT issued by Community Credit Union to petitioner for 1993 showing that he received interest income of $13.38. Exhibit D is a Texas Sports Officials, Inc. Officiating Pay Summary showing that petitioner was paid $54 in 1993. Exhibit E is a Kentucky Form 1099-G showing that petitioner received a State tax refund of $227 in 1993.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next
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