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388, 066
Vehicles
13, 656 12, 845 811
Cooler Boxes
I Total $ 1, 423, 967 689, 719 $ 734, 248
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In addition, the company has agreed to pay its former president, R.
H..
Merritt, Jr.
6, 250 per month for consulting services. The agreement is for a 5 year period.
Note 8 other Assets
December 31,
1981 1980
utility Deposits 146 $ 146
Investments 2, 343 2, 343
cash surrender value of Life Insurance 11, 055
Total 13, 544 $ 2, 489
Note 9 Notes payable
December 31,
1981 1980
Notes payable to GMAC at various interest rates,
due on various d~ tes, collateralized by vehicle. 923 9, 042
Notes payable to Associates Commercial at various
interest rates, due on various dates, collateralized
by vehicles. 1, 477 12, 719
Notes payable to West Florida Bank at various interest
rates, due on various dates, collateralized by vehicles. 2, 251 18, 838
Notes payable to century National Bank at various interest
rates, due on various dates, collateralized by vehicles. 91, 930 158, 108
Note payable to century Natio~al Bank, bearing interest at
CNB prime plus 2. 5%, borrowed on line of credit of $ 475, 000,
due on demand, collateralized by inventory and the continuing
guarantee of the shareholders. 1 390, 100
15. 22% note payable to commercial credit, due August 8, 1982,
secured by a copy machine. . 1, 147 2, 665
16. 52% Note payable to Barnett Bank, due November 27, 1984,
collateralized by truck. 11, 778
9. 25% Mortgage payable to Ellis National Bank, due March,
1991, collateralized by real estate in Fort ~ alton Beach. 31, 257 32, 791
14. 92% Note payable to Intech Leasinq corp., due December 18,
1985, collateralized by computer equipment. 45, 897 58, 151
15. 75% Note payable to Gator Building partnership ( a related
entity), due on demand. 125, 000
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Note 12 ( continued)
December 31,
1981 1980
Dollars Percent Dollars Percent
Expected" Tax on Pretax Earnings $ 370, 814 46. 00% $ 138, 661 46. 00
surtax Exemption ( 19, 250) 2. 39 ) ( 19, 250) ( 6. 39
Investment Tax credits ( 7, 766) . 96 ) ( 15, 453) ( 5. 13
Recapture of Investment Tax credits 2, 457 . 30 10, 345 3. 43
state Income Tax 20, 271 2. 52 11, 674 3. 87
Non- deductible Officers' Life
Insurance ( Income) 283) . 04 4, 645 1. 54
Non~ ded~ ctible Amortization of Goodwill 806 . 10 805 . 28
Non- deductible Amortization of Excess
Cost OVer Book value 33, 592 4. 17
Timing Difference of Financial and
Tax Depreciation 10, 009) 1.24 ) ( 8, 867) 2. 94
Deferred Income Taxes 7, 885 . 97 9, 672 3. 21
Timing Difference Due to capitalization
of Lease 12, 809 1. 59 18, 157 6. 02
Effect of the Lower capital Gains Tax Rate 16, 508) 2. 05
Tax ordinary Gain related to Timing
on
Difference of Depreciation Expense for
Assets Sold During 1981 3, 525 . 44
1980 Over accrual Applied to 1981 7, 929) . 98
Penalty for Underpayment of 1980
Estimated Taxes 12, 655 1. 57
Total Income Tax Expense $ 403, 069 50. 00% $ 150, 389 49. 89%
Note 13 Deferred Income Taxes
Deferred income taxes represents the amount of taxes deferred to a later period as a
result of the use of different methods of depreciation for financial reporting and tax
purposes. The timing differences will reverse themselves in future periods.
Note 14 Consolidation of Corporation
During 1981, Gator Distribution, Inc. ( subsidiary) was liquidated into its parent company,
Gator Holding co., Inc. The corporate name of the surviving corporation was changed to
j Gator Distributors, Inc.
Note 15 Related party Transaction
I Gator Distributors, Inc. capital lease with Gator Building
is the lessee under a
partnership for its location in Pensacola. The lease is a 30 year lease with lease
1 payments of $ 21, 300 per month. The capitalization amount and future minimum lease
I payments are disclosed in Note 6.
Gator Distributors, Inc. leased an automobile from the president of the company, R. W.
Moore. The lease payments totaled $ 2, 700 for the year ended December 31, 1981.
Gator Distributors, Inc. has a non- interest bearing notp payable due to Gator Building
partnerShip of $ 140, 000 at December 31, 1981. The partners of Gato~. Bui1ding partner-
ship are the same as the shareholders of Gator Distributors, Inc.
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