Leo N. Levitt and Ruth G. Levitt - Page 3

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               2.   Whether petitioner Leo Levitt is collaterally estopped            
          from contesting factual findings made by the U.S. bankruptcy                
          court in a trial relating to respondent's tax claims against                
          Resyn Corp., which he controlled.  We hold that he is.                      
               3.   Whether respondent's determination was arbitrary.  We             
          hold that it was not.                                                       
               4.   Whether petitioners had unreported dividend income                
          during the years in issue.  We hold that they did.                          
               5.   Whether petitioner Leo Levitt is liable for fraud for             
          1963.  We hold that he is not because there is no evidence of the           
          contents of that return.                                                    
               6.   Whether petitioner Leo Levitt is liable for fraud for             
          1964 to 1970.  We hold that he is.                                          
               7.   Whether the statute of limitations bars assessment of             
          tax for petitioners for 1964 to 1970.  We hold that it does not.            


               8.   Whether petitioner Ruth Levitt is an innocent spouse              
          under section 6013(e) for any of the years in issue.  We hold               
          that she is not.                                                            
               References to petitioner are to Leo Levitt.  Section                   
          references are to the Internal Revenue Code in effect during the            
          years in issue.  Rule references are to the Tax Court Rules of              
          Practice and Procedure.  References to rule 6(e) are to rule 6(e)           
          of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.                                 
               Some of the facts have been stipulated and are so found.               




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