Aaron T. and Linda K. Ball - Page 2

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          1997 income tax liability; and (2) whether petitioners are liable           
          for a penalty pursuant to section 6673.                                     
                                     Background                                       
               Some of the facts have been stipulated and are so found.               
          The stipulation of facts and the attached exhibits are                      
          incorporated herein by this reference.  At the time the petition            
          was filed, petitioners resided in Las Vegas, Nevada.                        
               In 1997, petitioner Aaron Ball was employed as a tile                  
          installer by Carrara Marble Co. of America.  His employer issued            
          a Form W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, reporting wages of $54,438.27           
          and Federal income tax withheld of $7,701.17.  A copy of this               
          Form W-2 was attached to petitioners’ 1997 tax return.                      
               In 1997, petitioner Linda Ball was employed as a registered            
          nurse.  She was issued a Form W-2 from CHC Payroll Agent, Inc.,             
          Sunrise Mt. View 2270, reporting wages of $23,287.96 and Federal            
          income tax withheld of $3,503.67.  She was also issued a Form W-2           
          from CHC Payroll Agent, Inc., Sunrise Hsp & M/C 1541, reporting             
          wages of $17,926.18 and Federal income tax withheld of $3,349.53.           
          Copies of these forms were also attached to petitioners’ 1997 tax           
          return.                                                                     
               Petitioners do not dispute that they received this income in           
          1997, yet they filed a Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax                
          Return, listing zero as the amount of taxable income, tax due,              
          and total tax.  Petitioners requested a refund of $14,554.37,               






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