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Tillotson indicating wage income of $884.54 and Federal income
tax withheld of $39.92.
Petitioner and Mr. Tillotson timely filed with the Internal
Revenue Service a joint Form 1040 for taxable year 1997. On
their jointly filed Form 1040, petitioner and Mr. Tillotson
reported: (1) Wage income of $11,603, (2) business income of
$8,306, (3) pension and annuity income of $192, (4) taxable
income of $7,134, (5) self-employment tax of $1,173, (6) Federal
income tax withheld of $743, and (7) an amount owed of $1,548.
Petitioner and Mr. Tillotson attached a Schedule C, Profit or
Loss From Business, to their jointly filed 1997 Federal income
tax return. On the Schedule C, Mr. Tillotson was identified as
the proprietor of a business named “Contract Installations”.
Petitioner and Mr. Tillotson did not satisfy the underpayment
when they filed their joint 1997 Federal income tax return.
During 1998, petitioner was employed by ODESCO, Blair
Graphics, Inc., and Wyatt & Associates. During 1998, Mr.
Tillotson was self-employed. ODESCO prepared a 1998 Form W-2 for
petitioner indicating wage income of $72 and no Federal income
tax withheld. Blair Graphics, Inc. prepared a 1998 Form W-2 for
petitioner indicating wage income of $4,994.10 and Federal income
tax withheld of $477.75. Wyatt & Associates prepared a 1998 Form
W-2 for petitioner indicating wage income of $12,986.38 and
Federal income tax withheld of $1,262.68.
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