- 65 - stipulated exhibit and (2) any evidence contradicting the correctness of this transcript of account entry, we conclude that it is more likely than not that the correct date is May 19, 1986, rather than May 19, 1985. We hold for respondent on this issue. 2. $894.09 or $887.33 Petitioners contend on opening brief that “$894.09 (rather than 887.33) was paid on 12/26/86.” Respondent acknowledges on answering brief that, on an interest computation as to 1979 prepared for trial, “the amount of a credit for a payment on December 26, 1985, was listed incorrectly on exhibit 83-R as $887.33 instead of $894.09.” This agreement between the parties, which is consistent with the information in respondent’s transcript of account for 1979, is to be given effect in the computation under Rule l55. C. Sec. 6621(c) Rate On April 29, 1985, respondent assessed an additional $1,360 tax liability on account of 1979 and an additional $87 tax liability on account of 1981. Apparently, interest was accrued on these items at the section 6621(c) rate. The parties have stipulated that these assessed additional tax liabilities are not subject to the section 6621(c) rate. On August 18, 1995, respondent assessed an additional $1,144 tax liability on account of 1981. Apparently, interest wasPage: Previous 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 Next
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