- 11 - The aforementioned section 6001 frames our analysis with respect to this issue. Mrs. Burkley admitted that they maintained no receipts for any of the $25,000 claimed in medical and dental expenses. Mrs. Burkley admitted that they had no records or receipts for many of the expenses claimed on Schedule A, including all of the taxes listed, unreimbursed business expenses, job expenses, or miscellaneous deductions claimed. With respect to the $18,000 claimed for cash or check gifts made to a charity, petitioners did provide respondent with an unsigned receipt for contributions they purportedly made to Screaming Eagle M.B. Church at 1820 West 59th Street, Chicago, Illinois. The receipt included a breakdown of the $18,000 claimed by petitioners by specific categories such as “tithing” and “Sunday School”, etc. Ms. Dominque Hall is named as the secretary/treasurer of the church on this receipt. On the basis of our examination of the unsigned receipt and after careful reading of the transcript of the proceeding, we have grave doubts as to the trustworthiness of the receipt and are not convinced that petitioners gave a total of $18,000 to Screaming Eagle M.B. Church in 2002 or that the church did, in fact, exist at the address listed on the receipt provided, if it did exist at all. As to the $500 noncash gift, Mr. Ingram testified that this was the value of clothing and goods donated to the Salvation ArmyPage: Previous 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 NextLast modified: March 27, 2008