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                       MEMORANDUM FINDINGS OF FACT AND OPINION                        

               NIMS, Judge:  Respondent determined a Federal income tax               
          deficiency for petitioner’s 1998 taxable year.  A copy of the               
          statutory notice of deficiency is not in the record.  In his                
          petition, petitioner alleges that respondent determined a                   
          deficiency in the amount of $1,350.  In his answer, respondent              
          admits this allegation.  Respondent disallowed an earned income             
          credit that was claimed by petitioner on his 1998 return.                   
          Respondent also disallowed petitioner’s claimed filing status of            
          head of the household and claimed dependency exemptions for two             
          children.  At trial, respondent conceded that petitioner is                 
          entitled to a dependency exemption for one child, and an earned             
          income credit for an individual with no qualifying children.  On            
          brief, respondent conceded that the resolution of petitioner’s              
          proper filing status has no income tax consequences and,                    
          therefore, is moot.  After concessions, the issue remaining for             
          decision is whether petitioner is entitled to an earned income              
          credit for an individual with qualifying children.                          
               Unless otherwise indicated, all section references are to              
          sections of the Internal Revenue Code in effect for the year at             
          issue, and all Rule references are to the Tax Court Rules of                
          Practice and Procedure.                                                     









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