Ragnhild A. Westby - Page 47

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               (d) During 1988, petitioner made payments to Blue Cross/Blue           
          Shield for employee health insurance ($1,010.32) (Ex. 39-R, lines           
          104-110), DCA for unspecified insurance ($397) (Ex. 39-R, lines             
          126-127), and Minnesota Department of Jobs & Training for                   
          unemployment compensation insurance ($382.44) (Ex. 39-R, lines              
          140-147), all of which respondent concedes are deductible.                  
               (e) During 1988, petitioner also made payments of $1,586.90            
          to State Farm Insurance Co. for office and equipment insurance              
          and for car insurance (Ex. 39-R, lines 116-125), $144.03 to                 
          Confederation Life Insurance Co. for office insurance (Ex. 39-R,            
          lines 111-114), and $39 to Mutual of Omaha and Sid Murray Co. for           
          travel insurance (Ex. 39-R, lines 115, 131-132).  Although                  
          respondent does not concede that these amounts are deductible, we           
          hold that the above-listed items are deductible, and we note that           
          respondent has conceded similar items for 1989.                             
               (f) During 1989, petitioner made payments to State Farm                
          Insurance for office insurance, to Sid Murray Co. and Mutual of             
          Omaha for travel insurance, to Blue Cross/Blue Shield for                   
          employee health insurance, to Confederation Life Insurance Co.              
          for office insurance, to Lutheran Brotherhood for office                    
          insurance, and miscellaneous other companies, totaling $2,768.80,           
          all of which respondent concedes are deductible.                            
               (g) During 1989, petitioner paid additional office insurance           
          that respondent does not concede is deductible but that we hold             






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