- 9 - check payable to petitioner. After receiving the initial check, petitioner requested that Mr. Kapusta issue the remaining reimbursement checks payable to Clairol, which was a supplier of beauty products. The payments made by Mr. Kapusta to reimburse petitioner and Ms. McNamara for the renovations to the beauty shop were as follows: Check No. Date Amount Payee Description 1170 3/11/89 $500 Petitioner First installment 1241 5/26/89 3,000 Clairol * * * products 1354 Aug. 1989 1,500 Clairol Supplies 1402 Sept. 1989 2,500 Clairol -- 1247 11/22/89 2,000 Clairol Supplies 1509 12/20/89 2,000 Clairol Supplies 1551 1/24/90 2,000 Clairol Supplies 1589 2/22/90 2,000 Clairol Supplies 1620 Mar. 1990 2,000 Clairol Supplies 1839 9/18/90 6,000 Clairol Supplies 1883 Oct. 1990 2,000 Clairol Supplies 1933 Dec. 1990 2,000 Clairol Supplies The proceeds from these checks issued to petitioner or Clairol were deposited in petitioner and Ms. McNamara’s personal joint checking account at Continental Bank. The proceeds from these checks were not recorded as income on the corporation’s books and records or reported as income on any of the corporation’s, or of petitioner and Ms. McNamara’s, FederalPage: 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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