- 14 - $1,497. On audit, respondent determined that the trip was not related to petitioner’s law practice. Respondent further determined that $880 of the expenses had been incurred for investment purposes and the remaining expenses were personal. On September 17, 1991, petitioner took a trip to Boston, Massachusetts. Airfare for that trip was $288. On audit, respondent determined that the trip was not related to petitioner’s law practice but, instead, was related to his investments. From March 19 through 29, 1992, petitioner and his family took a trip to Boston, Massachusetts. Expenses for hotel, airfare, rental car, and gasoline totaled $1,947. On audit, respondent determined that the trip was not related to petitioner’s law practice. Respondent further determined that $1,273 of the expenses had been incurred for investment purposes, and the balance of the expenses was personal. On July 5, 1992, petitioner took a trip to Huron, South Dakota. Expenses for the trip totaled $161. On audit, respondent determined that the trip was not related to petitioner’s law practice but, instead, was related to his investments. From March 21 through 29, 1993, petitioner took a trip to Portland, Oregon. Airfare for that trip was $218. On audit, respondent determined that $109 of the expenses was related toPage: Previous 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Next
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