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            petitioner’s failure to substantiate (1) the existence and amount                          
            of any contribution, (2) that a contribution was made to a                                 
            charitable organization, and (3) that the claimed contribution                             
            was not a prohibited transaction resulting in personal benefit or                          
            inurement.  Respondent disallowed petitioner’s claimed exemption                           
            deduction in the amount of $100 because of petitioner’s failure                            
            to show entitlement to such deduction under either section 651 or                          
            652.                                                                                       
                  Nis Venture Trust                                                                    
                  Respondent disallowed petitioner’s cost of goods sold in the                         
            amount of $404,420 and a deduction for Schedule C, Profit or Loss                          
            From Business, expenses in the amount of $9,737 because of                                 
            petitioner’s failure to substantiate such expenditures and to                              
            show that such expenses were incurred in a trade or business.                              
            Respondent disallowed an S corporation loss in the amount of                               
            $20,131 because of petitioner’s failure to substantiate such loss                          
            and show that the loss was a business loss.  On various grounds,                           
            respondent disallowed an income distribution deduction in the                              
            amount of $1,500, a deduction for attorney’s fees of $1,500, a                             
            deduction for an exemption of $100, and a Schedule E,                                      
            Supplemental Income and Loss, expense for rent in the amount of                            
            $1,021.                                                                                    










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