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            1989 tax years.  Respondent received petitioner’s 1990 Federal                             
            income tax return on June 26, 1992.                                                        
                  These documents were all prepared by Harold E. Grierson                              
            (Grierson).  Grierson asked petitioner to furnish him with                                 
            information and records concerning all of petitioner’s income for                          
            1987, 1988, 1989, and 1990.  Petitioner provided Grierson with                             
            filled-out Federal tax forms (prior-year forms with the                                    
            preprinted years crossed out), and Grierson copied the amounts                             
            that petitioner had entered on these forms in preparing the                                
            documents.  Petitioner did not provide Grierson with any                                   
            supporting documentation for the amounts shown on the filled-out                           
            tax forms he gave to Grierson.  Grierson did not verify the                                
            figures and computations on the filled-out forms but instead                               
            reviewed them only for internal consistency or placement on the                            
            form.                                                                                      
                  Petitioner did not sign the documents purporting to be his                           
            1987, 1988, and 1989 individual Federal income tax returns.                                
            Instead, petitioner’s employee, Merle Wilson (Wilson), signed                              
            petitioner’s name on the documents.  Wilson routinely handled                              
            banking transactions for petitioner, including the signing of his                          
            checks and the endorsement of his deposits.  Wilson had never                              
            signed petitioner’s tax returns before signing the 1987, 1988,                             
            and 1989 tax returns.  Petitioner and Wilson did not discuss                               
            Wilson’s signing the documents prior to her doing so, and                                  
            petitioner did not authorize Wilson to sign them.                                          





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