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               After concessions,3 the issue for decision is how the                  
          stipulations of settled issues and the stipulations to be bound             
          affected the corporation and Mr. Clendenen (collectively,                   
          petitioners).                                                               
          Discussion                                                                  
               The parties dispute the effect of the stipulations.                    
          Respondent argues that the stipulations of settled issues and the           


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          a related case, Howard E. Clendenen, Inc. Employee Stock                    
          Ownership Trust v. Commissioner, docket No. 18156-96.  Respondent           
          intends to file such motion for entry of decision after the                 
          resolution of the instant motions for entry of decision.                    
               3  For the corporation, the parties agreed:  (1) The                   
          corporation’s contribution limit shall be increased by $829 for             
          the taxable year ended June 30, 1987; (2) the corporation’s                 
          deductible interest expense shall be increased by $3,734 for the            
          taxable year ended June 30, 1989; (3) the corporation is entitled           
          to an additional deduction for employment taxes of $3,605 for the           
          taxable year ended June 30, 1989; and (4) certain issues are                
          computational in nature and determinable upon final resolution of           
          all issues in dispute.  Further, for the corporation, respondent            
          conceded:  (1) The increase to taxable income of $7,582 for                 
          “Imputed Interest Income” for the taxable year ended June 30,               
          1988; and (2) the increase to taxable income of $7,498 for                  
          “Imputed Interest Income” for the taxable year ended June 30,               
          1989.                                                                       
               Mr. Clendenen conceded:  (1) Increases to taxable income of            
          $11,088 for “Dividend Income - Imputed Interest” and $4,761 for             
          “Interest Income” for 1988; (2) the adjustment of $2,873 for                
          “Itemized Deductions” for 1988; and (3) increases to taxable                
          income of $7,681 for “Dividend Income - Imputed Interest” and               
          $3,605 for “Dividend Income - FICA Tax” for 1989.  Respondent               
          conceded for Mr. Clendenen:  (1) The increase to taxable income             
          of $92,712 for “Capital Gains and Losses” for 1988; (2) the                 
          addition to tax of $1,704 under sec. 6653(a)(1) for 1988; and (3)           
          the addition to tax of $237 under sec. 6662(a) for 1989.                    
          Respondent and Mr. Clendenen agreed that this stipulation of                
          settled issues resolved all issues in dispute for 1988.                     





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