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          particular year and did not have an opportunity to challenge the            
          underlying tax liability, we have remanded the matter to the                
          Commissioner’s Office of Appeals for a hearing pursuant to which            
          the taxpayer has an opportunity to dispute his/her Federal income           
          tax liability for that year.  See, e.g., Rivera v. Commissioner,            
          T.C. Memo. 2003-35; Nestor v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2002-251.            
          We shall similarly do so in this case.5                                     
               To reflect the foregoing,                                              


                                                  An appropriate order will           
                                             be issued.                               















               5    To date, petitioners’ litigation position in this case            
          indicates that they will use the hearing to raise bona fide issues          
          relating to their underlying tax liability for 1990 and 1991.  If,          
          however, they use the hearing only for purposes of delay or to              
          raise frivolous issues, we will consider an appropriate dispositive         
          motion made by respondent and the imposition of a penalty of up to          
          $25,000 under sec. 6673.  See Nestor v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo.            
          2002-251.                                                                   





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