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                  iv. LTD purchased dollars from a client in exchange for                                 
            pesos and deposited the dollars into LTD's own account.  The                                  
            transaction appeared as a credit to LTD's Frost Bank account.                                 
                  Only transaction (i) involved the performance of personal                               
            services in Mexico by a promoter.  Specifically, in transaction                               
            (i), the promoter handled the exchange with the Mexican brokerage                             
            house.  In transactions (ii), (iii), and (iv), the currency                                   
            transactions were handled in San Antonio with pesos being                                     
            deposited with or received from Mexican institutions.                                         
                  As of its taxable year ended June 30, 1989, LTD ceased to                               
            conduct the currency transactions in its own name.  The gross                                 
            receipts and direct costs relating to LTD’s income from "Currency                             
            Transactions" for each taxable year are as follows:                                           
                        TYE June 30        Gross Receipts    Direct Costs                                 
                        1985                1$531,003               - 0 -                                 
                        1986            745,001                     130,485                               
                        1987                  2434,867              16,125                                
                        1988                  3232,426              16,863                                
                  1The amount of gross receipts actually represents a net                                 
            balance amount with expenses already deducted.  Neither revenue                               
            agent's workpapers nor Deloitte's workpapers reveal the true                                  
            gross amount.                                                                                 
                  2The amount of gross receipts includes a check of $11,361                               
            from the Guadalajara office representing its contribution to                                  
            profits.                                                                                      
                  3The amount of gross receipts includes a check of $16,426                               
            from the Guadalajara office representing its contribution to                                  
            profits.                                                                                      









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