- 3 - 2. Presence or Absence of a Fixed Maturity Date... 95 3. Source of the Repayment........................ 97 4. The Right To Enforce the Payments.............. 98 5. Participation in Management.................... 99 6. Status Relative to Other Creditors............. 100 7. Intent of the Parties.......................... 101 8. Thin or Adequate Capitalization................ 102 9. Identity of Interest........................... 104 10. Payment of Interest Only Out of Dividends...... 105 11. Ability To Obtain Loans From Outside Lending Institutions................................... 106 C. Conclusion and Holdings............................ 107 III. The $2 Million Fee..................................... 110 A. The Assignment of Income Doctrine.................. 110 B. The Parties’ Arguments............................. 112 1. Petitioner’s Arguments......................... 112 2. Respondent’s Arguments......................... 113 C. Analysis and Holding............................... 114 1. Petitioner’s Agreement With NSI................ 114 2. CKH’s and Petitioner’s Purported Fee-Splitting Agreement...................................... 114 3. Petitioner’s Entitlement to a Business Deduction...................................... 118 IV. Petitioner’s Advances to Koehler....................... 119 V. Is Petitioner Liable for Penalties Under Section 6662?. 122 Appendixes Appendix A--Flow Chart Reflecting the Basic Elements of the Transactions in the Two Lease Strip Deals. 129 Appendix B--Summary of Appendix A......................... 132 Appendix C--Existing End User Equipment Rental MonthlY Payments That HCA Purchased................... 133 MEMORANDUM FINDINGS OF FACT AND OPINION GERBER, Chief Judge: Respondent determined income tax deficiencies, an addition to tax, and penalties with respect toPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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