John C. Bedrosian and Judith D. Bedrosian - Page 4




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          petitioners reported a distributive share of long-term capital              
          loss from Investors of $17,250,088 for 1999.                                
               On April 8, 2005, respondent issued a notice of final                  
          partnership administrative adjustment (FPAA) to the partners of             
          Stone Canyon for 1999.  Neither the tax matters partner (TMP)               
          JCB, nor any notice partner filed a challenge to the FPAA before            
          the expiration of the periods prescribed in section 6226.  Eleven           
          days after the FPAA was issued, respondent issued petitioners a             
          statutory notice of deficiency for 1999 and 2000.  Petitioners              
          timely petitioned the Court to review the notice of deficiency.             
          That case is docket No. 12341-05.                                           
               On August 30, 2005, petitioners remitted $4,276,377 to the             
          IRS.  The remittance was designated to cover $3,498,882 for the             
          1999 deficiency, $757,000 for estimated interest on the 1999                
          deficiency, $12,137 for the 2000 deficiency and $1,800 for the              
          estimated interest on the 2000 deficiency.  Respondent treated              
          the remittance as a payment.                                                
               On September 1, 2006, respondent made the following                    
          assessments against petitioners:                                            
                                                   1999          2000                 
               Deficiency attributable to    $   38,187                               
               partnership items assessed                                             
               as a computational adjustment                                          
               Additional deficiency paid and    3,460,695     $12,137                
               assessed                                                               








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