COWART, Judge.
In 1971 or 1972 when appellant and two other persons each owned one-third of the stock in the corporation Quail Hollow Investments, Inc., the stockholders by agreement made entries on the corporate books to reflect, on the asset side, $60,000 notes receivable from each stockholder and balanced those entries by showing an increase of $180,000 in paid-in capital. These were but book entries and were made to make the corporation's balance sheet look stronger...
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