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Louis & Carolyn Bortot

09/28/1998 98-52 Taxpayers were shareholders of two small, closely held family corporations. The Taxpayers performed all of the management functions for the corporations. The corporations had no other employees. The corporations reported the compensation to the...

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Antoine Khoury

09/25/1998 98-51 Taxpayer was notified of discrepancies between his federal Schedule C and NM gross receipts tax filing during a limited scope audit. Taxpayer was notified that he had 60 days to provide any NTTC’s or other documentation that would  support any...

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Lauren Constructors, Inc.

09/23/1998 98-50 TP protested the assessment of interest on late gross receipts tax payments. TP claimed that the Department should be estopped from assessing interest since the TP received erroneous advice from a Department employee as to when the payment of tax was...

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CRST, Inc.

09/15/1998 98-49 TP protested the manner in which the Department calculated interest on an assessment of corporation income tax. TP's original income tax returns showed overpayments of tax for the three tax years for which deficiencies were later assessed. TP's...

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Jeffery A. Williams

09/04/1998 98-48 Taxpayer was notified of a limited scope audit (C-SPAN) based on a discrepancy between the business income reported on his federal income tax return and the receipts reported to New Mexico. Taxpayer was notified that he had a 60-day period to provide...

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Michael & Michele Beglau

09/03/1998 98-47 Taxpayer was denied a portion of a claim for refund attributable to a child day care credit. The Department determined that the Taxpayer was not gainfully employed or disabled during the months for which the credit was claimed as required in Section...

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Berryman Ranch

09/01/1998 98-45 Taxpayer granted to three hunters a non-exclusive right to go onto its ranch to hunt during the hunting periods designated by the state. Taxpayer did not pay gross receipts tax on the receipts from selling hunting access to its land. Taxpayer...

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Javier Padial

08/17/1998 98-44 Taxpayer was assessed interest on gross receipts tax assessed after a Schedule C tapematch. Taxpayer argued that his failure to pay the gross receipts tax was unintentional, therefore interest should be abated. The Department does not have the...

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Joseph R. Ruiz

08/14/1998 98-43 Taxpayer protested a denial of his claim for refund of interest paid on a 1990 PIT liability. Taxpayer claimed the Department misapplied a payment he made for his 1990 PIT liability to his 1991 PIT liability. Taxpayer also argued that he would have...

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