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          Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith, Inc. (Merrill Lynch5) (Merrill Lynch           
          No. 1), which was opened in the name of Air America and under Air           
          America’s taxpayer identification number (TIN) but considered to            
          be IL NA Tours’ account; (2) account No. 879 07787 at Merrill               
          Lynch (Merrill Lynch No. 2), which was opened in the name of NY             
          NA Tours and under NY NA Tours’ TIN but considered to be IL NA              
          Tours’ account; and (3) account No. A19 52547 at E.F. Hutton &              
          Co., Inc. (Merrill Lynch No. 3), which was opened in the name of            
          IL NA Tours and under Air America’s TIN and considered to be IL             
          NA Tours’ account.  Hereinafter, we refer to those three accounts           
          collectively as the corporate accounts.                                     
          Transfers Out Of Corporate Accounts in 19876                                
               In June 1987 petitioner opened a brokerage account, account            
          No. 78-36391001 (Allied account), at Allied Capital Group under             
          his name and Social Security number, but with the designation               
          “d/b/a Tours of Illinois”.  Notwithstanding this designation, the           

               5 The brokerage firm’s name changed during the periods                 
          relevant to the instant case, and, at some time, it acquired the            
          brokerage firm E.F. Hutton & Co.  For simplicity, hereinafter we            
          use the term “Merrill Lynch” to refer to the brokerage firm                 
          Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith regardless of the name it               
          used on a specific date.                                                    
               6 The transfers of cash and assets from corporate accounts             
          to petitioner’s personal accounts or accounts under his personal            
          control that are discussed in this section are not included in              
          the amounts that respondent alleges are includible in                       
          petitioner’s income in 1988.                                                






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