-48- During 1977 through 1989, IRA reported consolidated total income, taxable income/losses, and net operating losses as set forth in the following table: Table 1 Year Total Income Taxable Income (Loss) Net Operating Losses 1977 $234,790 ($271,394) ($7,954) 1978 1,004,475 (18,673) (271,394) 1979 1,944,332 406,771 (18,673) 1980 3,557,198 65,094 -- 1981 5,158,583 (615,852) -- 1982 4,536,122 (121,501) (143,987) 1983 3,849,742 (425,538) (121,501) 1984 3,606,785 (175,946) (89,235) 1985 3,118,893 96,363 (175,946) 1986 2,345,762 (327,854) -- 1987 299,794 (16,942) (111,843) 1988 (526,393) (637,842) (10,550) 1989 1,011,577 (116,521) (1,057,468) Exhs. 10 to 24, 9668, 9669. IRA paid tax of $94,618 for the taxable year 1979. Exh. 10. a. IRA’s Shareholders Before October 28, 1975, Delores Keating (Keating), a real estate broker, held 1,000 shares of IRA’s common stock. Exh. 9051. In 1973 or 1974, Mildred Schott (Schott) began working with Keating. Schott, Transcr. at 2122-2123. Schott previously worked as a legal secretary and had a real estate brokerage license. She was introduced to Kanter by a mutual acquaintance of theirs.Page: Previous 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 Next
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