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          America the following cashier’s checks payable to the payees                

          indicated:                                                                  

             Date                    Payee                      Amount                
            3/2/921             Macy’s California               $3,000                
            3/3/92              Macy’s California               10,000                
            5/18/92             Macy’s California               14,000                
            6/30/92                Mr. Kroma2                   20,000                
            7/20/92             Carvis Discount3                16,000                

               1The copy of the $3,000 cashier’s check payable to Macy’s California is
          not totally legible, but it appears that the date in March 1992 appearing on
          that check is 3/2/92.                                                       
               2The record includes only a copy of the front of the purchaser’s copy of
          the cashier’s check payable to Mr. Kroma.  We are not satisfied from that copy
          or from any other evidence in the record that that cashier’s check was ever 
          negotiated.  Even if we were satisfied that that cashier’s check was negoti-
          ated, we are not satisfied from that copy or from any other evidence in the 
          record that Mr. Kroma deposited and/or cashed the cashier’s check payable to
          him, nor do we know from the record the date on which that check was negoti-
          ated.  For example, Mr. Kroma could have endorsed that cashier’s check to   
          petitioner, who in turn deposited and/or cashed it.                         
               3The record includes only a copy of the front of the purchaser’s copy of
          the cashier’s check payable to Carvis Discount.  We are not satisfied from  
          that copy or from any other evidence in the record that that cashier’s check
          was ever negotiated.  Even if we were satisfied that that cashier’s check was
          negotiated, we are not satisfied from that copy or from any other evidence in
          the record that Carvis Discount deposited and/or cashed the cashier’s check 
          payable to it, nor do we know from the record the date on which that check was
          negotiated.  For example, Carvis Discount could have endorsed that cashier’s
          check to petitioner, who in turn deposited and/or cashed it.                
          Petitioner’s Income-Producing Activities                                    

               As discussed in more detail below, during each of the years            

          at issue, petitioner operated one or more sole proprietorships              

          and engaged in certain income-producing activities with certain             

          individuals and entities.  In addition, during part of 1993,                

          petitioner was a partner in a partnership operating under the               

          name MZ Trading Company (MZ Trading).                                       

               On January 1, 1991, January 1, 1992, and January 1, 1993,              

          petitioner and Ms. Brodsky did not have a cash hoard or other               







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