- 4 - although there is nothing in the record that remotely resembles any formal agreement or arrangement between G&A (or petitioner) and PSI. Formalities aside, it appears that PSI and petitioner, through G&A, were involved in a fee or profit splitting arrangement in connection with the above-described business activities that petitioner was involved with during the years in issue. Petitioners’ 1992 return was filed on May 30, 1995; their 1993 return was filed on July 18, 1995; and their 1994 return was filed on September 1, 1995. No extension to file had been requested or granted with respect to any of the years in issue. Each return was prepared by a professional income tax return preparer who had prepared petitioners’ Federal income tax returns for a number of years prior to the years in issue. The return preparer also prepared the Federal income tax returns of PSI for the years 1992 through 1994. For each year, petitioner provided the return preparer with various personal and corporate books and records. Petitioner also explained various transactions and business practices involving G&A and PSI to the return preparer. For each year in issue, petitioners included a Schedule C, Profit or Loss From Business, on which items of income and deductions attributable to G&A are reported as follows:Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Next
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