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          and $180,000 in 1990 or were so-called accommodation deposits2              
          from Sergio Antonucci (Mr. Antonucci) in the amounts of                     
          $30,000 on January 5, 1989, $7,5003 on March 31, 1989, and $5,000           
          on May 15, 1989, through an account under the name of Morgan                
          Stern Group during 1989.                                                    
               Mr. Zurn testified that he lent petitioner approximately               
          $700,000 over the years in question.  With the exception of a               
          copy of an alleged journal pertaining to funds received from Mr.            
          Zurn to construct an apartment building, see discussion infra,              
          there are no documents showing transfers of funds between                   
          petitioner and Mr. Zurn.  During this time petitioner did perform           
          services for Mr. Zurn and/or Zurn-related activities.                       
               With regard to the NOL carryovers, petitioner alleges that             
          he suffered an NOL in 1984 in the amount of $146,058, which,                
          together with a carryover from prior years in the amount of                 
          $4,907, produced an NOL carryover in the amount of $150,965.                
          Petitioner introduced a copy of his 1984 return that was                    
          allegedly filed and included, inter alia, a Schedule C reporting            




               2  As we understand it, Mr. Antonucci would allegedly send             
          money to petitioner's account, and then later petitioner would              
          pay the money to Mr. Antonucci or have it paid on the latter's              
          behalf.                                                                     
               3  The transcript refers to this amount as $75,000.  The               
          exhibit to which the testimony related shows $7,500 to be the               
          actual amount.                                                              




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