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          Handler’s.  The capital accounts calculated by W&R bear this out.           
          Tilton was repaid his contributed capital net of capital loans in           
          1993, his capital loans were paid by the balance of the capital             
          not distributed to him, and he had no income allocated to him in            
          1995.  Hahn had made no capital contributions to W&R which would            
          have had to be repaid and had no income allocated to him in 1995.           
               We find:  (1) The withdrawing partners withdrew as members             
          of W&R by the end of 1994 and were no longer partners; (2) the              
          withdrawing partners’ partnership interests had been completely             
          liquidated prior to 1996; (3) the withdrawing partners had                  
          released W&R from any further claims prior to 1996; and (4) W&R             
          had released the withdrawing partners from any further claims               
          prior to 1996.  As a consequence there were no payments in 1996             
          by W&R to the withdrawing partners in liquidation of their                  
          interests.  Further, we find that none of the withdrawing                   
          partners, including Handler, were partners in 1996.  Because we             
          have found there were no payments in 1996 to the withdrawing                
          partners in liquidation of their interests pursuant to section              
          736(a)(2), we hold that no guaranteed payments to the withdrawing           
          partners were made.9                                                        
               We have considered all of the parties’ contentions,                    
          arguments, and requests that are not discussed herein, and we               

               9 Respondent has conceded that the payments of $1,000 to               
          Allen and $10,000 to Morse were guaranteed payments for services            
          rendered.                                                                   





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