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               Check Number        Payee                    Amount                    
               2016074195          Lee Seidel               $10,000.00                
               2016074191          First Community                                    
                                   Financial Services       $24,159.662               
               2016074192          First Community                                    
                                   Financial Services       $6,847.462                
               Also during 1999, petitioner received a $10,141.98                     
          distribution from Putnam Investments (her own 401(k) plan) and a            
          $11,567.62 distribution from Standard Insurance Company.                    
          However, petitioner reported total pension and annuity                      
          distributions on her 1999 Federal income tax return of only                 
          $40,172.  This amount represents one-half of the net distribution           
          from Mr. Seidel’s CWSC 401(k) plan of $30,030 and $10,142                   
          received from Putnam Investments.  Therefore, respondent in the             
          notice of deficiency adjusted petitioner’s pension and annuity              
          income upward by $58,537.  In the notice of deficiency respondent           
          determined (1) that petitioner failed to report the $11,567                 
          distribution from Standard Insurance Company, and the additional            
          $46,970 distribution from New York Life from Mr. Seidel’s CWSC              






          2These check payments made to First Community Financial                     
          Services were made to pay off the principal balance of a second             
          mortgage on petitioner’s house, which was a liability assumed               
          during petitioner and Mr. Seidel’s marriage, and as such was a              
          joint liability, and to pay off another unspecified joint                   
          liability.                                                                  




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