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            10, April 10, July 10, and October 10, through the term of the                              
            agreement, the amounts of $72,200 for each of the first four                                
            quarterly payments, $88,400 for each of the next four quarterly                             
            payments, and $80,300 for each quarterly payment thereafter until                           
            petitioner paid the total amount of its assessments.                                        
                  Petitioner claims it made payments to the FPCF totaling                               
            $1,014,378.94 from January 17, 1984 through May 25, 1988, with                              
            respect to arrears in its insurance coverage between 1976 and                               
            1981.  Petitioner, however, has not provided sufficient evidence                            
            as to the amount claimed.  Moreover, even if the payments were                              
            made in the amount asserted by petitioner, it is unclear from the                           
            record the years to which the payments correspond.  Petitioner                              
            argues that the FPCF payments made between 1984 and 1988 under                              
            the settlement agreement correspond to the "fourth assessment"                              
            which covers FPCF years 1976 through 1981, years in which                                   
            petitioner was a tax-exempt organization under section 501.  The                            
            settlement agreement, however, clearly states that the payment                              
            schedule prescribed therein covers the fifth, sixth, seventh, and                           
            eighth assessments.                                                                         
                  Section 501(a) exempts certain organizations, including                               
            those described under section 501(c)(3), from taxation unless the                           
            exemption is denied under sections 502 or 503.  Section 162(a)                              
            allows as a deduction all the ordinary and necessary expenses                               
            paid or incurred during the taxable year in carrying on a trade                             
            or business.                                                                                




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