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               Petitioner operates independently and competes directly with           
          major oil companies by selling gasoline at a price lower than               
          that of the stations of those companies.  For the respective                
          subject years, petitioner’s tax returns reported that its gross             
          receipts were $61,359,783, $61,406,193, and $56,265,955, that its           
          total income was $6,574,351, $5,203,710, and $3,704,259, and that           
          its taxable income was $2,126,645, $1,283,987, and $985,747.                
          Petitioner reported that its balance sheet at the end of those              
          years and 1989 was as follows:                                              
               1989        1990        1991         1992                              
               Current Assets:                                                        
               Cash                            $2,508,283  $3,526,942  $3,495,498   $4,245,727
               Accounts receivable              1,596,322     495,332     456,686      433,204
               Inventory                          266,588     353,990     288,883      271,350
               Prepaid expenses                   671,566   1,061,716   1,019,877      748,286
               5,042,759   5,437,980   5,260,944    5,698,567                         
               Long-term assets:                                                      
               Property and equipment             900,982     979,368   1,245,184    1,245,184
               Less: accumulated depreciation    (567,330)   (719,855)   (822,012)    (913,557)
               Officers’ life insurance: C.S.V.   445,385     525,904     660,344      752,034
               Notes receivable                    35,155   1,126,777   1,575,929    1,643,343
               Investments                        189,589     304,915     327,579      367,158
               1,003,781   2,217,109   2,987,024    3,094,162                         
               Total assets                       6,046,540   7,655,089   8,247,968    8,792,729
               Current liabilities:                                                   
               Accounts payable                    91,420     146,040      98,985      114,959
               Other current liabilities          687,682     850,341     572,962      442,175
               779,102     996,381     671,947      557,134                           
               Long-term liabilities:                                                 
               Mortgages and other debt           210,560     210,560     233,735      210,560
               Equity:                                                                
               Capital stock                      125,000     125,000     125,000      125,000
               Unappropriated retained earnings 4,931,878   6,323,148   7,217,286    7,900,035
               5,056,878   6,458,148   7,342,286    8,025,035                         
               Total liabilities and equity       6,046,540   7,655,089   8,247,968    8,792,729
               John F. Haffner (John) and his wife, Emma (Emma), started              
          petitioner’s business in or about 1940 as a single station, and             
          the business has grown to include 13 stations (most of which are            
          self-service and are staffed with relatively unskilled employees)           






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