- 7 - $3,500 based upon “Thrift Shop Value”. The date of contribution is listed as “various”, and the acquisition is stated to be by “Purchase”. During the audit, petitioner submitted to the examining agent two IRS Form 1040X amended returns for 2001, only the first of which contains a Schedule A and Form 8283, and neither of which modifies the description of petitioner’s 2001 charitable contributions as set forth on the Schedule A and Form 8283 attached to the 2001 filed return. Subsequently, petitioner furnished another IRS Form 8283 for 2001 (the 2001 amended Form 8283) on which the only change from the two prior Forms 8283 is the substitution of “Salvation Army Los Angeles, CA” for “Goodwill Ind.” as the charitable donee. Attached to the 2001 amended Form 8283 is a worksheet prepared by petitioner similar to the worksheets attached to the 2000 amended Form 8283. Consistent with each of those worksheets, it lists each item included in the contribution by alleged cost and fair market value. The total dollar value of the items listed on the worksheet ($3,3292) is less than both the $3,500 claimed on all three of the Forms 8283 filed or submitted for 2001, and the $4,000 deduction for noncash contributions claimed on the two Schedules A filed or submitted for that year. Also attached to 2 The worksheet erroneously states that the total dollar value of the listed items is $3,909.Page: 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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