- 9 - check to Systems as a transfer of funds, and two checks totaling $91,960 to Heritage Financial for sales commissions and legal fees associated with the private placement of RIC stock. RIC transferred an additional $100,000 to Systems by debit memorandum and Systems transferred $20,000 to RIC. RIC also transferred to Systems $331,092 by means of seven debit memoranda. RIC closed its checking account with Maryland National Bank and transferred the remaining balance of the account, $5,086.80, to Systems by debit memorandum on or about December 10, 1984. RIC transferred a net of $426,178.80 to Systems from its Maryland National Bank checking account ($100,000 + 10,000 - 20,000 + 331,092 + 5,086.80). On or about July 10, 1984, RIC opened a checking account with McLachlen National Bank. RIC did not write any checks on the account. RIC closed the account and transferred the remaining balance, $205,137.20, to Systems on August 24, 1984. RIC transferred $631,316 to Systems from its two checking accounts ($426,178.80 (Maryland National Account) + $205,137.20 (McLachlen National Account)). Neither IRC nor RIC performed educational videodisc research or development activities through its own employees. For that matter, neither S corporation had any employees. IRC and RIC did not prepare any written marketing or business plans. Neither IRC nor RIC held corporate board meetings, owned physical assets,Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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