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          C.   Petitioner’s Compensation From the Saddleback Valley                   
               Community Church                                                       
               Each year, before the fiscal year began, the church’s                  
          trustees met to designate the amount of compensation to be paid             
          to each of its ministers.  The trustees also allocated these                
          amounts between salary and housing allowances.  In 1992, the                
          church adopted a fiscal year ending May 31.  For the short year             
          from January 1 to May 31, 1993, petitioner received $42,496, all            
          of which the trustees of the church designated as a housing                 
          allowance.  For the fiscal year ending May 31, 1994, the trustees           
          approved compensation of $85,000 for petitioner and designated              
          the full amount as a housing allowance.  For the fiscal year                
          ending May 31, 1995, the trustees approved compensation of                  
          $100,000, all of which they designated as a housing allowance.              
          For the fiscal year ending May 31, 1996, the trustees approved              
          compensation of $100,000 and allocated $20,000 for salary and               
          $80,000 for a housing allowance.                                            
               Petitioner received the following amounts from the church as           
          compensation for the calendar years in issue:  $77,663 for 1993,            
          $86,175 for 1994, and $99,653 for 1995.  Petitioners used $77,663           
          in 1993, $76,309 in 1994, and $84,278 in 1995 to provide a home             
          for themselves and their children by paying expenses for                    
          mortgage, utilities, furnishings, landscaping, repairs, and                 
          maintenance and real property taxes and homeowner’s insurance               







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