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          journal.  In the notice of deficiency for 1973 respondent also              
          increased petitioner's income from IMICO by $7,752.15.  During              
          1973 the CTC receipts journal reflects receipts from IMICO or               
          IMISS12 in the total amount of $52,777.81.  This amount was                 
          deposited in the CTC CNB account and was allocated as $5,168.06             
          in commissions to CTC, $7,752.15 in commissions to Diesel Power,            
          and $39,857.60 in costs of purchases.                                       
               In the notice of deficiency for 1974 respondent increased              
          petitioner's income from SEDCO by $64,394.40.  During 1974 SEDCO            
          issued checks payable to CTC in the total amount of $744,226.49,            
          all of which were deposited in the CTC CNB account.  This total             
          amount was recorded in the 1974 CTC receipts journal as                     
          $42,929.60 in commissions for CTC, $64,394.40 in commissions for            
          Diesel Power, and $636,902.49 in purchases.                                 
               In the notice of deficiency for 1974 respondent also                   
          increased petitioner's income from Stewart & Stevenson by                   
          $13,002.61.  The CTC receipts journal for 1974 lists payments               
          from Stewart & Stevenson of a total amount of $21,671.01, which             
          was deposited into the CTC CNB account.  This Stewart & Stevenson           
          amount was allocated in the CTC receipts journal as $8,668.40 in            
          commissions to CTC, and $13,002.61 in commissions to Diesel                 
          Power.                                                                      


          12 Although we have been unable to identify the relationship, we assume     
          that IMISS is an affiliate of IMICO.                                        





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