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          in March 2000.  While with e-TECH, petitioner was contracted out            
          to Hewlett Packard and Johnson & Johnson Medical.                           
               On August 21, 1999, petitioner and Ms. Lynch entered into a            
          residential tenancy agreement to rent a residence at 5/13 George            
          Street, Manly.  The term of this lease agreement was 6 months,              
          beginning on September 1, 1999, through March 2, 2000.                      
               On March 2, 2000, petitioner returned to the United States             
          and stayed at the condominium for 11 days.5  Thereafter, he moved           
          to an apartment in Denver, Colorado, to work on another                     
          consulting contract.                                                        
               During 1999 and 2000, petitioner spent approximately 330               
          consecutive days outside of the United States.  Petitioner                  
          returned to Australia in September and October 2000 to perform              
          additional consulting services for Australian companies.                    
               Petitioner filed Forms 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax                
          Return, for each of the years in issue.  On each return,                    
          petitioner listed his address as the Syracuse address.                      
          Petitioner attached to each return, inter alia, a Schedule C and            
          a Schedule E, Supplemental Income and Loss.                                 
               On each Schedule C, petitioner identified his business name            
          as Unix, his principal business or profession as “Admin & Co” for           


               5  In addition, petitioner stayed at the condominium as                
          follows:  (1) 40 days in 2003; (2) 19 days in 2002; (3) 14 days             
          in 2001; (4) 69 days in 1998; (5) 18 days in 1997; and (6) during           
          Christmas in 1996.                                                          




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