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          medical supplies used in the course of the diagnosis, prognosis,            
          or treatment of the hospitals' patients.  Cf. secs. 1.448-                  
          1T(e)(4), 1.448-2T(d), Temporary Income Tax Regs., 52 Fed. Reg.             
          22768, 22775 (June 16, 1987).  Therefore, no allocation of income           
          between income attributable to the performance of services and              
          income attributable to medical supplies is necessary in the                 
          instant case for the purpose of applying the nonaccrual-                    
          experience method of accounting.                                            
               Accordingly, we hold that petitioners' hospitals may utilize           
          the nonaccrual-experience method of accounting for taxable years            
          ended 1987 and 1988.  We hold further that the nonaccrual-                  
          experience method is applicable to income relating to accounts              
          receivable attributable to medical services and accounts                    
          receivable attributable to medical supplies.                                
               To reflect the foregoing,                                              
          Appropriate orders                                                          
          will be issued.                                                             

















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