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52-inch rear-projection television and two answering machines.
The rear-projection television cost her $2,902, including taxes
and shipping, while the answering machines cost her $210.
During 1990, petitioner also received $1,400 in cash from
Kenny T. for the sale of a video cassette recorder for $200 and a
40-inch rear-projection television for $1,200. She paid $1,400
for those items. The television was returned to the business
from which petitioner purchased it for a credit of $1,200. She
accordingly neither made nor lost money on the transactions with
Kenny T.
D. Rental Income
Petitioner arranged a lease and sublease in her own name for
the apartment on W. 58th Street. In 1990, petitioner received
$2,800 from an individual named Terri D. representing 4 months’
rent for that apartment.
3. Petitioner’s Business Expenses
During 1989, petitioner incurred rental expenses of $7,763
and an electricity expense of $302 with respect to the apartment
on E. 65th Street at which she conducted some of her escort
business.
During 1989, petitioner lived in the apartment on E. 77th
Street. She had a room in that apartment in which she conducted
office business and in which escort services were occasionally
provided.
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