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          D.   IRA-1980 Domestic Transaction ("Mini Computer Transaction")             
               On December 31, 1980, a bill of sale was executed by the                
          FSAM partnership in which Kanter was involved, to F/S Computer               
          Corp. (FS) for certain equipment.  On December 31, 1980, FS sold             
          the equipment to Horizon for $870,025, payable with a cashier's              
          check for $5,700 and a full recourse promissory note by Horizon              
          in the amount of $864,325.  The recourse promissory note included            
          a deferral provision allowing the payor to defer payment of                  
          principal and interest on the note, if any amount of principal or            
          interest becoming due to Horizon under the limited recourse                  
          installment promissory note of even date issued by IRA to Horizon            
          was not paid.  Under this provision, deferral could continue                 
          until December 31, 1995.  The amount deferred would not accrue               
          interest.  Horizon then sold the equipment to IRA, and IRA then              
          leased the equipment to FS.  As part of the purported sale of the            
          equipment to IRA, IRA executed in favor of Horizon a limited                 
          recourse promissory note.  The sale to IRA by Horizon was on                 
          December 31, 1980, and was for $872,025.  The sale was subject to            
          all underlying leases.                                                       
               In a letter of direction from IRA, FS agreed to deduct from             
          the rent FS owed to IRA, under the leasing agreement, an amount              
          equal to the monthly payments owed by IRA to Horizon under the               
          note from IRA.  The amounts for these payments were equal.                   
          Accordingly, the payments on the notes were bookkeeping entries.             






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