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          petitioner picked up a cargo trailer from Knox Cartage and                  
          delivered the cargo to an appointed destination somewhere in the            
          continental United States.  Knox Cartage then dispatched                    
          petitioner to pick up new cargo to be transported back to                   
          Knoxville.  Petitioner traveled approximately 130,000 miles                 
          hauling cargo during 1994.                                                  
               Petitioner’s 1994 Federal income tax return was due to be              
          filed on April 15, 1995.  However, petitioner filed an Internal             
          Revenue Service (IRS) Form 4868, Application for Automatic                  
          Extension of Time to File, for his 1994 return timely, extending            
          the filing date to August 15, 1995.  Petitioner did not file for            
          or receive any additional extension of time for his 1994 return.            
          He filed his 1994 return on August 24, 1995.                                
               Petitioner’s 1994 return included a Schedule C, on which               
          petitioner reported income and expenses from his trucking                   
          activity.  He reported $62,474 in gross income for 1994, total              
          expenses of $62,113, and a net profit of $361.  The following               
          table shows the expenses petitioner claimed on Schedule C and the           
          adjustments by respondent in the notice of deficiency with                  
          respect to each item:                                                       












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