- 68 - Year Amount 1987 $1,039 1988 -- 1989 1,601 1990 1,988 Mr. Aunan’s workpapers reveal that the following entries comprised the deducted amounts: (a) For 1987, a cumulative amount of $1,039; (b) for 1989, a cumulative amount of $1,601; (c) for 1990, amounts of $12 and $1,976, for a total amount deducted of $1,988. Mr. Aunan’s workpapers also show a $9 entry for travel for 1988, but that amount was not deducted as travel on petitioner’s 1988 Schedule C. Instead, it appears Mr. Aunan added the $9 item to Miscellaneous Expense and deducted it as such on petitioner’s 1988 Schedule C. Our review of the record reveals the following: (a) For 1987, petitioner documented, and respondent concedes the deductibility of, business travel expenses of $520, $53.07, $104.74, $258, $10, $310, and $310, totaling $1,565.81 (Ex. 38-R, lines 1134, 1190-1191, 1193-1196). (b) For 1988, petitioner documented, and respondent concedes the deductibility of, business travel expenses (including baggage and flight insurance) totaling $832.50 (Ex. 39-R, lines 1841- 1843, 1878-1880).Page: Previous 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 Next
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