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          transaction was recorded in the “Minutes of Special Meeting of              
          Shareholders of Edmund Cordes, Inc.”                                        
                    3.   Cash Distributions to Mrs. Cordes                            
               During 1994, CFC issued 18 checks totaling $484,651 to Mrs.            
          Cordes.  During 1995, CFC issued five checks totaling $120,000 to           
          Mrs. Cordes.  Those checks were deposited into Mrs. Cordes’s                
          personal checking account in the year in which they were issued.            
          Additionally, the six checks totaling $180,000 charged to John              
          Cordes’s loan account and the four checks totaling $100,000                 
          charged to Jean Ann Richard’s loan account were also deposited in           
          Mrs. Cordes’s personal checking account in 1995.                            
               In each of 1994 and 1995, one of the checks issued to Mrs.             
          Cordes was in the amount of $20,000, and each year CFC deducted             
          those $20,000 payments as interest expenses, and Mrs. Cordes                
          reported the payments as interest income.  The remainder of the             
          checks issued to Mrs. Cordes were charged to account No. 312, a             
          shareholder loan account in the Cordeses’ name.                             
                    4.   Bargain Sale of Notes                                        
               In the years at issue, CFC was in the trade or business of             
          financing auto purchases.  Each note CFC issued to a purchaser              
          was recorded on a ledger card and, eventually, in a computer.  As           
          CFC received each payment on a note, CFC recorded that payment on           
          the ledger card and issued a receipt to the borrower.                       
               During 1994, Mr. Cordes used $200,000 of his own money to              
          “pay off” a number of CFC’s outstanding notes.  Mr. Cordes and              
          CFC applied that $200,000 to the selected notes in a manner                 





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