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          return.  However, petitioner did not include the remaining                  
          $1,560,871.04.  Of this amount $1,049,244.20 was attributed in              
          the CTC receipts journal to Diesel Power commissions.  Moreover,            
          at least two of GM's total 1975 commission payments, in the                 
          amounts of $334,333.17 and $396,562.22, were commissions for                
          locomotives in Pakistan.  CTC paid approximately 70 percent of              
          these Pakistani commissions, in the amounts of $234,033.22 and              
          $277,593.56,8 to Mr. Khilnani's Amelia Corporation.  Petitioner             
          did not include the amount of the payments to the Amelia                    
          Corporation as income in the 1975 CTC receipts journal or include           
          them in his 1975 income.  Petitioner did, however, later include            
          the Amelia Corporation payments in an amended return.9  On the CTC          
          cash receipts journal, the balance of $100,299.95 and $118,968.66           
          was split between CTC and Diesel Power, 40 percent for the                  
          former, 60 percent for the latter.                                          



          8 Payment was stopped on this check because it was lost in the mail, and,   
          on Feb. 2, 1976, Mrs. Conway confirmed a telephone request to transfer      
          $277,593.56 from the CTC CNB account to an account in the name of the Amelia
          Corporation in Geneva.                                                      
          9 On Dec. 20, 1976, petitioner filed an Amended U.S. Individual Income      
          Tax Return for the taxable year 1975 on matters unrelated to this issue.  On
          Feb. 22, 1978, a second Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return was filed by
          petitioner for the taxable year 1975.  On the latter return, petitioner     
          increased his previously reported commission income by $511,627 which is    
          equivalent to the sum of the two previously discussed 1975 payments to Amelia
          Corporation.  On the 1975 second amended return, petitioner also increased his
          commission expense by this same amount.  Adjustment a.3. of the notice of   
          deficiency for 1975 decreased petitioner's reported commission expense in the
          amount $355,112.79.  Of this adjustment $234,033.22 is attributable to      
          payments made by CTC to the Amelia Corporation.                             





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