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          price already reflects taxes.  Mr. Scribner confirmed that the              
          market price incorporates the effect of taxes.  We find that                
          petitioner properly valued its favorable financing intangible               
          assets using the market-based method and that no further                    
          adjustment is necessary to account for the tax effect.                      
               We agree that petitioner has proven that its favorable                 
          financing intangible assets have values that were reasonably                
          estimated.  We hold that the values of petitioner’s favorable               
          financing intangible assets are as follows:                                 
                         Debt                Fair market value                        
          G-15                    $8,865,451                                          
          G-16                    14,986,068                                          
          G-17                    44,427,083                                          
          F-8                        325,000                                          
          F-11                    92,000,000                                          
          F-12                       187,500                                          
          F-13                    72,937,500                                          
          F-15                       218,750                                          
          F-18                       125,000                                          
          D-2                      5,812,500                                          
          Z-2                     24,389,887                                          
          Z-3                      1,448,674                                          
          ND                         458,071                                          
          CD-1                     7,992,188                                          
          GMC A 1975               7,418,813                                          
          GMC B 1975               4,358,750                                          
          GMC A 1976               5,228,813                                          
          GMC B 1976               8,342,336                                          
          GMC A 1977               8,146,021                                          
          GMC B 1977              12,825,330                                          
          GMC C 1977              17,407,946                                          
          GMC A 1978              24,814,023                                          
          GMC B 1978              12,413,781                                          
          GMC C 1978               9,776,662                                          
          GMC A 1979               8,521,734                                          
          GMC B 1979               6,626,888                                          
          GMC C 1979               8,946,893                                          
          CMO A-2                  6,254,753                                          





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