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          2(c)(2), Income Tax Regs.22  Sec. 1.6662-7T(d)(2), Temporary                
          Income Tax Regs., 59 Fed. Reg. 12549 (Mar. 17, 1994).  Because              
          Indeck had substantial authority for its treatment of $4,856,922            
          as deductible interest, we are satisfied that it also had a                 
          reasonable basis under the applicable regulations and therefore             
          was not negligent, nor did it carelessly, recklessly, or                    
          intentionally disregard any rule or regulation.  Accordingly, we            
          do not sustain respondent’s determination of the accuracy-related           
          penalty based on negligence or disregard of rules of regulations.           
               To reflect the foregoing,                                              
                                             Decision will be entered under           
                                        Rule 155 in docket No. 21586-97.              
                                             Decision will be entered for             
                                        petitioners in docket No. 23943-97.           












               22 For Indeck’s taxable year ended in 1994, a definition of            
          “reasonable basis” was reserved in sec. 1.6662-3(b)(3), Income              
          Tax Regs.  The definition was provided by subsequent amendment to           
          sec. 1.6662-3(b)(3), Income Tax Regs., applicable to returns                
          filed on or after Dec. 2, 1998.  Sec. 1.6662-2(d)(4), Income Tax            
          Regs.                                                                       





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