- 16 - from sources outside the United States, Rule 142(a), and have not met that burden. Accordingly, we do not reconsider our holding that LTD's income from client incorporation and trust creation is to be treated as income from sources within the United States. C. Pace Investments Income In our prior opinion, we found that LTD's Pace investments constituted a specialized mechanism for clients to draw upon their unused lines of credit with Mexican financial institutions. In their motion, however, petitioners ask the Court to reconsider our finding and to adopt instead petitioners' proposed finding of fact that "the Pace investment involved merely the purchase of certificates of deposit issued by the foreign branches of Mexican banks". In our prior opinion, our findings regarding the Pace investments were based upon the Deloitte workpapers, which contained a description of the handling of the Pace investments. As we stated, supra, the Deloitte workpapers were offered and entered into evidence at trial without any objection by petitioners. We are satisfied that the record in the instant case establishes that the Pace investments constituted a specialized mechanism for clients to draw upon their unused lines of credit with Mexican financial institutions. Accordingly, we do not reconsider such finding. Additionally, petitioners argue that, because the Pace investments interest derived from Mexican banks, the interestPage: Previous 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Next
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