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          discontinued operations, attributable to G�nther, of $13,496,553            
          before income taxes.  After reducing the loss for an income tax             
          benefit of $4,229,613, petitioner reported a net loss                       
          attributable to G�nther of $9,266,940.  On its consolidated                 
          balance sheet for FYE May 31, 1992, petitioner reported a net               
          liability from discontinued operations attributable to G�nther of           
          $10,502,000, consisting of a projected loss during the phaseout             
          period of $3,883,000 and a projected loss on the final sale of              
          G�nther’s assets of $6,619,000.                                             
               F.  The Intercompany Account                                           
               Flint and its subsidiaries used an intercompany account to             
          record various charges and credits among the different companies.           
          Intercompany account balances were recorded in the books and                
          records of the companies as accounts receivable/payable and                 
          accrued interest at a market rate.                                          
               G�nther’s intercompany account balance during the years at             
          issue consisted of the following components:  (a) Corporate                 
          charges; (b) interest charges; (c) allocations of expenses                  
          incurred on a group basis for Flint and its subsidiaries; e.g.,             
          insurance; (d) intercompany purchases; and (e) cash advances;               
          i.e., cash paid directly to banks or advanced to G�nther for that           
          purpose and cash advanced to G�nther for the purpose of meeting             
          other short-term financial obligations, such as payroll.  The               
          following table shows G�nther’s intercompany account balances for           







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