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                    We are sorry, but your offer is rejected because                  
               the tax is held to be legally due and an amount larger                 
               than the offer appears to be collectible.  We do not                   
               have authority to accept an offer in these                             
               circumstances.                                                         
          I. The Notice of Determination                                              
               On May 24, 1999, respondent sent to petitioner a Notice of             
          Determination Concerning Worker Classification Under Section                
          7436.  The notice determined that Mr. Barron should be classified           
          as an employee for purposes of Federal employment taxes under               
          subtitle C of the Internal Revenue Code for the calendar quarters           
          in, and the calendar years of, 1994, 1995, and 1996.  The notice            
          also determined that petitioner was not entitled to treatment               
          under section 530 of the Revenue Act of 1978 with respect to Mr.            
          Barron.5                                                                    
               On August 24, 1999, petitioner filed a petition under                  
          section 7436 contesting respondent’s determinations.                        












               5  The determinations made by respondent in the Notice of              
          Determination reflect petitioner’s liabilities as originally                
          proposed by respondent’s employment tax agent, described supra in           
          E.                                                                          





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