Several years later, after being notified of a tax penalty from the IRS, the VFW discovered a shortfall of $1,782,368.88 from what it should have received under its contracts with G2. The VFW also entered into contracts with Whaley and Lovvorn, assigning them specific roles in its electronic-bingo operations. All the proceeds from electronic bingo were deposited into a VFW bank account. Under contract, G2 agreed to conduct electronic-bingo operations at VFW posts throughout Alabama, and the VFW would receive 10% of the gross revenue. ('G2'), to conduct its electronic-bingo operations. The VFW contracted with G2 Operations, Inc. For his part, Lovvorn served as the VFW's accountant. Between 19, Whaley served the VFW as adjutant, commander, and quartermaster at different times. Travis Whaley and Randall Lovvorn contracted with the VFW to superintend and promote its electronic-bingo operations. This appeal related to 'electronic-bingo' operations conducted by the Department of Alabama Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States ('the VFW') at some of its Alabama posts.

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