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               Petitioner is a computer software engineer, specializing in            
          software development, testing, and quality assurance.  From 1975            
          through 1980, petitioner was employed by various companies in the           
          computer field.  He was employed as a test technician, field                
          representative, engineering technician, test department manager             
          and supervisor, and software engineer.  He taught hardware and              
          software courses for employees and customers of two companies.              
               Petitioner filed Federal income tax returns as a single                
          individual for 1972 through 1975 and jointly with his wife for              
          1976, 1977, and 1979 through 1981.  From 1987 through 1997,                 
          petitioner failed to file Federal income tax returns.                       
               Petitioner did not maintain bank accounts in his name during           
          the years in issue because he refused to provide his Social                 
          Security number to banking institutions.  From 1987 through 1997,           
          petitioner received compensation as an independent contractor in            
          the field of software development and quality assurance.  The               
          checks that he received in payment for his services were cashed             
          at the payers’ banks or through bank accounts maintained by his             
          wife, his mother, or his sister-in-law.                                     
               Petitioner received gross receipts from his occupation as              
          follows:                                                                    











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