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                                Additions to Tax                                                         
            Sec.            Sec.          Sec.        Sec.                                                
            Year   Deficiency   6653(b)(1)(A)   6653(b)(1)(B)     6654        6661                        
            1986   $287,224     $368,323.70           1       $14,225.36   $71,806.00                     
            1987      7,290       10,836.00           1           556.53     1,822.50                     
            150 percent of the statutory interest applicable on $287,224 and $7,290                       
            for 1986 and 1987, respectively, from the due date of the return to the date                  
            of assessment of the tax or, if earlier, the date of the payment.                             

                  All section references are to the Internal Revenue Code in                              
            effect for the years in issue, and all Rule references are to the                             
            Tax Court Rules of Practice and Procedure, unless otherwise                                   
            indicated.  All references to petitioner are to petitioner Jack                               
            Kramer.  All references to petitioners for tax year 1985 are to                               
            petitioner and Maxine C. Kramer (Maxine), his wife.                                           
                  The issues for consideration are:  (1) Whether petitioners                              
            are liable for a deficiency in income tax for tax year 1985, and                              
            whether petitioner is so liable for tax years 1986 and 1987; (2)                              
            whether petitioners are liable for additions to tax for failure                               
            to file and negligence for 1985; and (3) whether petitioner is                                
            liable for additions to tax for fraud, underpayment of estimated                              
            tax, and substantial understatement for 1986 and 1987.                                        
                  We hold, based upon the parties' stipulations, respondent's                             
            concessions at trial, the entire record, and the findings below,                              
            that petitioner has deficiencies that are less than those                                     
            recomputed by respondent for 1985 and 1986 and the same as                                    
            respondent recomputed for 1987.  We also hold petitioner liable                               
            for all determined additions computed on the reduced                                          
            deficiencies.                                                                                 



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