Walter L. Medlin - Page 135

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          Angel-Royse Property to Michael D. Johnson, as trustee.                     
          Petitioner was the 100-percent beneficiary of the Angel-Royse               
          Property held in trust.  Petitioner did not report any income               
          from the exchange on a Form 1040 for the tax years at issue.                
               On June 9, 1987, a final judgment was entered by the Circuit           
          Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit of Osceola County, Florida,             
          in the case of South Fla. Water Mgmt. Dist. v. Walter Medlin,               
          Steven Miles, Tr., and Robert Adkins, Case No. 85-943.  The                 
          judgment was entered into pursuant to a stipulation for consent             
          decree, which requires petitioner and Mr. Adkins to restore the             
          Angel-Royse Property and to plant cypress trees.  The consent               
          decree enjoins petitioner and Mr. Adkins from further excavation            
          or dumping activities on the property.                                      
               The record contains no partnership tax returns or Schedules            
          K-1, Partner’s Share of Income, Credits, Deductions, etc., and              
          there is no evidence that any such returns or schedules were                
          filed or distributed.                                                       
                                       OPINION                                        
               Respondent determined that the value of the 74 acres of the            
          Angel-Royse Property was $312,600, the value which was assessed             
          by Osceola County for the two parcels of acreage.39  Respondent             
          determined that Mr. McLaughlin’s interest had a fair market value           


               39Osceola County assessed a value of $180,000 for the 40               
          acres acquired in early 1983 and assessed a value of $132,600 for           
          the 34 acres acquired on Oct. 26, 1983.                                     




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