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          request for relief from joint tax liability pursuant to section             
          6015(b) or (f).1                                                            
                                  FINDINGS OF FACT                                    
               Some of the facts have been stipulated and are so found.               
          The stipulation of facts and the accompanying exhibits are                  
          incorporated herein by this reference.                                      
               At the time the petition was filed, petitioner resided in              
          Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.                                                   
          The Deficiencies and Tax Court Cases                                        
               For the years 1980 through 1983, petitioner and her husband,           
          Richard E. Doyle (the Doyles), timely filed joint Federal income            
          tax returns on which they deducted expenses associated with                 
          various tax shelters, including horse breeding and racing tax               
          shelters.2  Respondent audited the Doyles’ 1980 through 1983 tax            
          returns and disallowed the claimed tax shelter deductions.                  
          Respondent issued notices of deficiency to the Doyles determining           
          tax deficiencies and penalties in excess of $100,000.                       
               The Doyles timely filed petitions with this Court seeking              
          redetermination of deficiencies for the tax years 1980 through              
          1983.  The cases, docket Nos. 6518-87 and 9855-88, were tried in            




               1Except as indicated to the contrary, all section references           
          are to the Internal Revenue Code as amended.                                
               2For example, on their 1980 return, the Doyles claimed tax             
          shelter deductions of $69,721 on gross income of $101,053.                  




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