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          was not due to negligence.6  Petitioners simply argue that they             
          are entitled to section 1034 treatment and, accordingly, are not            
          negligent.  That argument only addresses the negligence issue for           
          1988.  Regarding respondent's 1987 negligence determination,                
          petitioners have failed to carry their burden inasmuch as they              
          did not present any evidence relevant to that determination.                
               We hold petitioners liable for additions to tax for                    
          negligence for 1987 and 1988, as determined by respondent, to the           
          extent of any underpayment decided for those years.                         
               To reflect the foregoing and concessions of the parties,               
                                             Decision will be entered                 
                                        under Rule 155.                               


















               6 The 1987 income tax deficiency was based on seven income             
          adjustments and a self-employment tax adjustment.  Of the seven             
          adjustments, respondent appears to have conceded one and the                
          parties settled the others.                                                 




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