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          1994, computed after allowance of the NOL carryback.  That amount           
          was assessed by respondent after this Court’s decision became               
          final.  Although petitioner’s underpayment at the time of the due           
          date for the 1994 return was $225,753, petitioner was entitled              
          under the Code to carry back its NOL from the subsequent year,              
          resulting in a tax of $63,573 for petitioner’s tax year ended               
          January 31, 1994.  The NOL arose more than 3-1/2 years before               
          respondent sent the 30-day letter containing the proposed                   
          deficiency exceeding $100,000.  Applying hot interest in this               
          situation, where the amount of petitioner’s liability decided by            
          the Court, the amount assessed by respondent, and the tax imposed           
          by the Code does not exceed $100,000, is contrary to the                    
          regulations.  Accordingly, we hold that section 6621(c) does not            
          apply under the facts of this case.                                         

                                             An appropriate order will be             
                                        entered.                                      


















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