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          Alexion Trust                                                               
               Alexion Trust is a trust created by the J. Shirleys.                   
          Alexion Trust was created on September 1, 1994.  In 1995, Caralan           
          Trust was the sole beneficiary of Alexion Trust.                            
               In 1995, one or the other, or both, of the J. Shirleys had             
          signatory authority over Alexion Trust’s bank accounts.  The                
          J. Shirleys used such bank accounts to pay certain of their                 
          personal expenses in 1995.                                                  
               For 1995, Joseph Shirley made a return of Federal income tax           
          for Alexion Trust on Form 1041, U.S. Income Tax Return for                  
          Estates and Trusts (the Alexion Trust 1995 return).  He signed              
          that return as a fiduciary.  In that return, Alexion Trust                  
          reported gross receipts of $179,791 from an activity described as           
          computer consulting.  It reported various expenses related to               
          that activity, including $42,000 claimed for the rental of                  
          business property.  It reported no expense for wages.  After                
          deducting expenses totaling $78,260, it reported a net profit of            
          $101,531 from such activity.  From that reported net profit, it             
          deducted a claimed charitable contribution of $94 and reported              
          “Adjusted total income” of $101,437.  From such adjusted taxable            
          income, it deducted $101,437 on account of an income distribution           
          to Caralan Trust.  After taking into account a deduction of $100            
          for a personal exemption, it reported a loss of $100 and no                 
          income tax due.                                                             






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