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          Return.4  In August 2000, respondent contacted petitioner                   
          regarding the withdrawal from the IRA and transfer of funds to              
          the nonqualified annuity.  In response to respondent’s inquiry,             
          petitioner began to investigate the tax implications of the 1998            
          withdrawal and closing of the IRA.                                          
               Petitioner contacted the bank to discuss the withdrawal from           
          the IRA and transfer of funds to the nonqualified annuity.  The             
          bank and Ms. Koble subsequently took steps to recharacterize the            
          August 28, 1998, transactions.  On February 1, 2001, Ms. Koble              
          prepared and signed a “Traditional IRA Withdrawal Statement”.               
          The document directs “the Trustee or Custodian to make a                    
          distribution from the IRA” as a transfer to the new trustee, “AEL           
          Annuity”.  The document states that the IRA, account number                 
          0400014416, was “closed out as reg CD / should have been done as            
          trustee transfer”.  Just below this statement are the words “Bank           
          Error”.  The document is backdated to August 28, 1998, the date             
          the funds from the IRA were withdrawn and transferred to the                
          nonqualified annuity.                                                       
               In 2001, the bank prepared a corrected 1998 Form 1099-R.               
          The corrected Form 1099-R reported a gross distribution of $0 and           
          a taxable amount of $0.  On a “Retirement Account Correction                
          Worksheet”, the bank explained that it issued the corrected Form            



               4Petitioner’s 1998 Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax               
          Return, listed his occupation as truck driver.                              





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