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               Paragraph 36.  Petitioner's failure to report her                      
               correct taxable income and her correct tax liability                   
               for the taxable years 1987 and 1988 was done                           
               fraudulently and with intent to evade tax.                             
               Petitioner's deemed admissions provide clear and convincing            
          evidence that petitioner's entire underpayments for taxable years           
          1987 and 1988 were due to fraud.  We hold that respondent has               
          satisfied her burden as to the additions to tax for fraud.5                 
          Accordingly, respondent's motion for summary judgment will be               
          granted with respect to this issue.                                         


                              An appropriate order and decision                       
                         will be entered.                                             


















          5Our holding with respect to the additions to tax for fraud                 
          under sec. 6653(b) eliminates the need to consider respondent's             
          alternative position with respect to the addition to tax pursuant           
          to sec. 6651(b)(1) for failure to file a timely income tax return           
          for the taxable year 1988.                                                  




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