John P. Crowley and Elizabeth R. Cockrell - Page 8

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          of $71,312.  During 1979, Mr. Crowley earned $81,925 in                     
          commissions from the James Sinclair Trading Corporation.  On June           
          15, 1981, petitioner and Mr. Crowley signed a joint tax return              
          for taxable year 1980, which was filed before the end of the                
          month, and reported an adjusted gross income of $8,055 and tax              
          due of $240.  During 1980, Mr. Crowley earned $122,683 in                   
          commissions from Sinclair Securities Company.  On January 26,               
          1983, petitioner and Mr. Crowley signed a joint tax return for              
          taxable year 1981, which was filed on January 31, 1983,6 and                
          reported an adjusted gross income of $90,658 and tax due of                 
          $13,980.  During 1981, Mr. Crowley earned $148,141 in commissions           
          from Sinclair Securities Company.  Petitioner signed the joint              
          returns for 1979, 1980, and 1981 without reviewing them.                    
               The losses disallowed in the notices of deficiency were                
          claimed by petitioner and Mr. Crowley on their 1979, 1980, and              
          1981 joint tax returns as Mr. Crowley's share of losses incurred            
          by TSM Associates, Sinclair Securities Company, and APEX                    
          Associates.  During the years 1979, 1980, and 1981, Mr. Crowley             
          earned more than $380,000 in commissions.                                   
               Petitioner and Mr. Crowley entered into a settlement                   
          agreement with respondent that provides that petitioner and Mr.             


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               Petitioner concedes that she is liable for the addition to             
          tax for failure to file timely with respect to that return,                 
          unless she is relieved from such liability as an innocent spouse.           
                                                                                     




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