- 29 - findings of fact from which the Court could find that the Careys had proven the expenses claimed on the Carey Schedule C. The Careys failed to propose such findings. We have reviewed the Careys’ objections to respondent’s proposed findings of fact, which objections incorporate references to the data in the two exhibits (and to other exhibits); and, except in two instances, the Careys have failed to prove that they are entitled to deduct expenses in excess of those conceded by respondent. We believe that they have established rental payments for Sunshine of $10,000 for 1995, not the $9,000 conceded by respondent, and, thus, allow them an additional deduction on account of those payments of $1,000. We also believe that they have established one rental payment of $1,105.75 on account of equipment rented from ARJO Credit Corp. Otherwise, the Careys have failed to carry their burden of proving deductible expenses in excess of those conceded by respondent. Except with respect to the $157,891 of expenses conceded by respondent and the additional $2,105.75 of expenses allowed by us, we sustain respondent’s disallowance of expenses claimed on the Carey Schedule C. 4. NOL Carryover Respondent has disallowed the net operating loss carryover of $11,311 claimed by the Careys on the Carey 1995 return. The Careys have failed to prove any facts showing their entitlementPage: Previous 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Next
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