Sid Paul Ruckriegel - Page 12

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          2000                                                                        
               On May 11, 2000, Paulan borrowed $1,350,000 from Old                   
          National Bank (formerly Merchants Bank).12  The loan was secured,           
          in part, by Paulan real property and guaranteed by Robert,                  
          Lovella, and petitioners.  The loan was the source of the                   
          following three Paulan checks to Sidal written in 2000:                     

                       Jan. 21             $200,000                                   
                    Mar. 28                500,000                                    
                       Oct. 5               400,000                                   
                        Total              1,100,000                                  
               Although Sidal’s adjusted trial balance for its taxable year           
          ending December 31, 2000, originally reflected a note payable to            
          Paulan for $1.1 million, adjusting entries were made, as of                 
          December 31, 2000, to reflect, instead, notes payable to                    
          petitioners for $550,000 each.                                              
          The Promissory Notes                                                        
               Sometime during the years 1997-2000, petitioners each                  
          executed promissory notes to Paulan, and Sidal executed                     
          promissory notes to each petitioner (collectively, the promissory           





               12  Paulan applied for, and Old National Bank approved, a              
          $1,750,000 loan.  There is no explanation in the record for the             
          $400,000 discrepancy between the loan applied for and approved              
          and the actual amount of the loan.                                          





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