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          summary judgment.                                                           
          Background                                                                  
               The record establishes and/or the parties do not dispute the           
          following:                                                                  
               A.  Petitioner’s Tax Liability for 1995                                
               On or about April 15, 1996, Christopher Kiley (petitioner)             
          and his wife Sabrena S. Legere2 filed with respondent a joint               
          Federal income tax return, Form 1040PC, for the taxable year                
          1995.  Petitioner listed his occupation as “waiter”, and his wife           
          listed her occupation as “cashier”.                                         
               On their return, petitioner and his wife reported adjusted             
          gross income in the amount of $41,874, consisting of wages and              
          tips in the amount of $39,590 and taxable pensions/annuities in             
          the amount of $2,284.3  After reduction for the standard                    
          deduction and personal exemptions, petitioner and his wife                  
          reported taxable income in the amount of $25,324 and a tax                  
          liability in the amount of $4,143.  After reduction for Federal             
          income tax withheld ($2,871), petitioner and his wife reported              
          the amount owed as $1,312, consisting of tax in the amount of               

               2  Ms. Legere did not file with the Court a petition for               
          lien or levy action.  See infra G.  Accordingly, she is not a               
          party to the present proceeding.                                            
               3  Petitioner and his wife attached to their return three              
          Forms W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, showing the payment of wages             
          and allocated tips, and one Form 1099-R, Distributions From                 
          Pensions, Annuities, Retirement or Profit-Sharing Plans, etc.,              
          showing the payment of a taxable distribution.                              





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