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               For all of the years in issue, petitioner made his return of           
          Federal income tax on the basis of a calendar year.  Petitioner             
          filed his 1987 Federal income tax return on July 6, 1988.                   
          II.  Disputed Adjustments                                                   
               A.  Unreported Income                                                  
               In her notice of deficiency, respondent made adjustments               
          increasing petitioner's gross income for 1986, 1987, and 1988 on            
          account of certain unexplained bank deposits and cash                       
          transactions.  Petitioner does not dispute that the bank deposits           
          in question were made to accounts owned by him or that he                   
          received the cash items in question.  He claims, however, that              
          virtually all of those items were either loan repayments or                 
          redeposits of cash carried around by petitioner on his person               
          and, thus, not items of gross income.  We shall address the items           
          in question year by year.                                                   
                    1.  1986                                                          
               During 1986, petitioner owned a bank account at North Fork             
          Bank and Trust Co., Southampton, New York (North Fork), account             
          No. 141568791 (the North Fork account).  On the dates and in the            
          amounts indicated, petitioner made the following deposits to the            
          North Fork account:                                                         
                              Date            Amount                                  
                              5/15/86        $5,800                                   
                              8/25/86        900                                      
                             10/21/86       3,000                                    
                             10/29/86       5,000                                    
                                   Total     $14,700                                  




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