DocketNumber: Docket Nos. 6293-75, 6294-75, 6335-75, 6339-75, 6340-75.
Citation Numbers: 1977 U.S. Tax Ct. LEXIS 115, 68 T.C. No. 13
Filed Date: 4/28/1977
Status: Precedential
Modified Date: 11/21/2020
*115 Certain individuals worked daily in the offices of the two petitioner professional corporations, but the workers' records were maintained and their paychecks were issued by a separate payroll service corporation. These individuals were not covered by the professional corporations' respective pension and profit-sharing plans. The professional corporations hired these workers, determined their initial rates of pay as well as any subsequent increases, and retained the right to control them in the performance of their office duties.
The pension and profit-sharing plans established by each professional corporation provided that a participant's proportionate interest therein would be forfeited if he should be discharged and convicted for embezzlement or theft of company property.
FORRESTER, Judge
1. Cases of the following petitioners are consolidated herewith: Edward L. Burnetta, docket No. 6294-75; Charles A. Crockett and Marie Crockett, docket No. 6335-75; Charles A. Crockett, M.D., P.A., docket No. 6339-75; and Edward L. Burnetta, O.D., P.A., Employees Profit Sharing Trust, Traders National Bank, Trustee, docket No. 6340-75.↩