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               been approximately $965,425.00 (see exhibit A).                        
               Throughout the negotiations ATO was represented by the                 
               taxpayer, as director of the company, and the attorney                 
               instructed by ATO, Mr. Danny Glasner.  Mr. Glasner                     
               accepted a non-negotiable check in the sum of 575,000                  
               pounds sterling payable to Maxwell Glasner & Company                   
               client account.  The check was handed to Mr. Glasner,                  
               who accepted the check on behalf of ATO.  On May 7,                    
               1987, the taxpayer instructed Mr. Glasner to obtain, on                
               behalf of ATO, a bankers draft drawn in favor of the                   
               Swiss Bank Corporation.  The draft was to be in the sum                
               of 570,000 pounds sterling with 5,000 pounds sterling                  
               having been deducted from the settlement figure and                    
               retained by Maxwell Glasner & Company.  Later the same                 
               date the taxpayer, as director of ATO, confirmed by                    
               letter to Maxwell Glasner & Co. the receipt of a                       
               bankers draft in the sum of 570,000 pounds sterling                    
               payable to the Swiss Bank Corporation in accordance                    
               with previous instructions from ATO the same date.  The                
               accounts of ATO included no receipt of the 570,000                     
               bankers draft or any reference whatsoever to the                       
               settlement reached with Kenning, or to the 570,000                     
               received in settlement.  Likewise, the taxpayer's                      
               personal individual income tax return for the 1987 tax                 
               year includes no receipt of the same or reference                      
               whatsoever to the settlement.  The government has made                 
               an adjustment to the taxpayer's 1987 gross income in                   
               the amount of $965,425.00 reflecting his receipt of the                
               lawsuit settlement.                                                    
               Respondent also gave petitioner a detailed analysis of                 
          respondent's position on the facts and law in the 15-day letter.            
               On March 17, 1995, petitioner filed an Application for                 
          Taxpayer Assistance Order, Form 911, in which petitioner asked              
          respondent to show that he received any economic benefit from the           
          settlement funds and that he be given an Appeals Office                     
          conference.  Petitioner asked for an investigation for violations           
          under Bivens v. Six Unknown Named Agents, 403 U.S. 388 (1971)               








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