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          that reasonable compensation for a C.P.A. in Arkansas like Mr.              
          Barron with petitioner’s type of practice for 1994, 1995, and               
          1996 would be $45,000, $47,500, and $49,000, respectively.  In              
          view of the fact that petitioner had only reported compensation             
          paid to Mr. Barron for the fourth quarter of 1994 in the amount             
          of $2,000, respondent’s agent further proposed increases in                 
          petitioner’s employment taxes, and additions to tax under section           
          6656 for failure to make deposit of taxes, for the calendar                 
          quarters in, and the calendar years of, 1994, 1995, and 1996.               
               On February 20, 1998, petitioner executed Forms 2504                   
          (Agreement to Assessment and Collection of Additional Tax and               
          Acceptance of Overassessment), agreeing to the immediate                    
          assessment and collection of the increases in its employment                
          taxes and additions to tax under section 6656, as proposed by               
          respondent’s employment tax agent.  On March 30, 1998, respondent           
          assessed these increases in petitioner’s employment taxes and               
          additions to tax.                                                           
          F. Petitioner’s Offer in Compromise                                         
               On December 8, 1998, respondent received from petitioner               
          Form 656 (Offer in Compromise).  The Offer in Compromise, which             
          was submitted by petitioner on the basis of doubt as to                     
          liability, encompassed petitioner’s employment tax liabilities              
          for the calendar quarters in, and the calendar years of, 1994,              
          1995, and 1996.                                                             






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