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               We do not find that such circumstances constitute reasonable           
          cause which would justify petitioner's failure to timely file her           
          1992 return.  Cf. Estate of Bevan v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo.               
          1989-256.  On this record, we conclude that petitioner failed to            
          demonstrate that she exercised ordinary business care and                   
          prudence.  There is no evidence in the record that petitioner               
          took any measures to ensure that her 1992 return would be timely            
          filed.  Accordingly, we sustain respondent on this issue.                   
               To the extent our findings above affect petitioner's self-             
          employment tax and its corresponding deduction, and the Schedule            
          A deductions, the parties shall address this in their Rule 155              
          computations.                                                               
               To reflect the foregoing,                                              
                                                  Decision will be entered            
                                             under Rule 155.                          




















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