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          improvements to the motor home in 1984, $7,232 was paid to                  
          Mrs. Yarbrough for improvements to the motor home by                        
          Mrs. Yarbrough's interior decorating business.                              
               Occasionally, the motor home was used in connection with               
          YOC's business, but the majority of the use of the motor home               
          represented Elvin's personal use.  For example, Elvin used the              
          motor home to travel to Sylva, North Carolina, to visit Buddy,              
          and to travel to Los Angeles, California, to the 1984 Summer                
          Olympics.  No log or other record indicating the nature and                 
          extent of the use of the motor home was maintained.                         
               Respondent disallowed the above expenses claimed by YOC for            
          1983 and 1984 relating to the motor home, and respondent                    
          determined that these expenses represented constructive dividends           
          to Elvin.                                                                   

          The Sylva Residence                                                         
               In 1984, Elvin purchased for $67,500 a residence in Sylva,             
          North Carolina, for Buddy's use while Buddy attended college at             
          Western Carolina University (the Sylva Residence).  Title to the            
          Sylva Residence was placed in the name of Yarbrough Leasing, Inc.           
          (Yarbrough Leasing), a family corporation owned by Mrs. Yarbrough           
          (49 shares), by Buddy (49 shares), and by Elvin (2 shares).                 
              On May 17, 1984, YOC transferred to Yarbrough Leasing a                
          $65,000 check to provide most of the funds necessary to purchase            







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