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                                         MEMORANDUM OPINION                                              
                  NIMS, Judge:*  By separate statutory notices of deficiency                             
            issued on October 11, 1994, respondent determined the following                              
            deficiencies in, and additions to, the Federal income tax of                                 
            Wayne D. Bumgarner (petitioner or Bumgarner):                                                
                                                       Additions to Tax                                  
                  Year        Deficiency         Sec. 6651(a)             Sec. 6654(a)                   
                  1987        $3,673             $393                     $56                            
                  1991        814                100                      --                             
                  1992        8,747              2,187                    383                            
                  1993        12,351             3,088                    581                            
                  Petitioner conceded all issues set forth in the notices of                             
            deficiency, except the adjustments for wages and nonemployee                                 
            compensation, and the additions to tax under section 6651(a) for                             
            failure to file returns for the taxable years in issue and                                   
            section 6654(a) for failure to pay estimated taxes for 1987,                                 
            1992, and 1993.  Furthermore, petitioner conceded that he would                              
            be liable for the additions to the tax under sections 6651(a) and                            
            6654(a) if the Court were to hold that his wages and nonemployee                             
            compensation are subject to income tax.                                                      
                  The sole remaining issue for decision is whether                                       
            petitioner's wages and nonemployee compensation should be                                    
            included in his gross income for income tax purposes for the                                 



                  *This case was submitted to Judge Arthur L. Nims, III, by                              
            Order of the Chief Judge.                                                                    




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