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                    Held:  In view of the parties’ agreement, the                     
               special allocation of 100 percent of IHCL’s income earned              
               after June 20, 1991, to THEI is in accordance with the                 
               partners’ interests in IHCL and is therefore respected.                
               See sec. 704(b).                                                       


               Kenneth W. Gideon, for petitioner.                                     
               Gretchen A. Kindel, for respondent.                                    


                           SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDUM OPINION                            

               JACOBS, Judge:  This case is before us on remand from the              
          Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.  See Interhotel Co., Ltd.           
          v. Commissioner, 221 F.3d 1348 (9th Cir. 2000), vacating and                
          remanding without published opinion T.C. Memo. 1997-449.  Torrey            
          Hotel Enterprises, Inc. (THEI), is a California corporation                 
          organized and controlled by Douglas F. Manchester (Mr. Manchester).         
          THEI is the tax matters partner of Interhotel Company, Ltd. (IHCL),         
          a California limited partnership.  Mr. Manchester is the other              
          partner in IHCL.                                                            
               Respondent issued a notice of final partnership administrative         
          adjustment (FPAA) on April 11, 1995.  In relevant part,1 respondent         


               1    In addition to the amounts at issue, respondent                   
          determined that Interhotel Co., Ltd. (the partnership whose                 
          earnings are at issue here), had ordinary income from its                   
          business activities in the amount of $404,950, rather than                  
          $355,745, as reported on its Form 1065, U.S. Partnership Return             
          of Income, for 1991.  Respondent further determined that the                
          partnership was entitled to "Other Deductions, Professional Fees"           
                                                             (continued...)           





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