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C. Electronics, Introduction Fees, Theater Tickets, and
Music Tape Income
During 1989, petitioner received $10,800 from the sale of
electronics to, as well as the payment of introduction fees by,
Ted and Brian P. Petitioner also received $7,800 from the sale
of electronics to Howard S. (in addition to the $5,000 loan from
Mr. S. noted earlier). Petitioner’s cost of goods sold to Ted
and Brian P. and to Howard S. in 1989 was $5,371.
In August 1989, petitioner received $300 in the form of a
check written to her individually by David M. The check was for
the purchase of tickets to the Broadway show “Phantom of the
Opera”. Petitioner, as “Zabetti Pappas - REAL SERVICES”, had
paid $300 for these tickets. She also received $250 for tickets
to the Broadway show “M. Butterfly” for which she paid the same
amount.
On September 18, 1989, Paul H. wrote a check to Real
Services in the amount of $110, in payment for prerecorded music
tapes that had cost petitioner $12. Petitioner deposited this
check into Real Services’s checking account.
In 1990, petitioner received $3,000 for additional
electronic equipment sold to Ted and Brian P. This equipment
included some security devices for a warehouse rented by Ted P.
Petitioner’s cost for the electronic equipment totaled $2,628.
In the same year, Howard S. paid her $2,775 for additional
electronic equipment. The items petitioner sold him included a
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