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          and $51,299), to arrive at taxable income of zero.  The Schedule            
          C business income amounts were computed as follows:                         
                                                  1996           1997                 
               Gross income                       $516,309       $455,750             
               Expenses                                                               
               Advertising                             0         356                  
               Car and truck                      9,970          11,472               
               Commissions and fees               224,250        326,940              
               Depreciation                       3,504          4,507                
               Insurance                          1,665          2,273                
               Mortgage                           1,738          4,860                
               Office                             213            11,142               
               Repairs and maintenance            1,832          8,768                
               Taxes and licenses                 2,519          2,420                
               Travel                             4,086          14,326               
               Meals and entertainment            256            1,937                
               Utilities                          1,214          3,724                
               Other                              2,256          8,123                
               Total expenses                     253,503        400,848              
               Net profit                         262,806        54,902               
          The other expenses for 1996 comprised solely meeting expenses,              
          while the other expenses listed for 1997 included bank service              
          charges of $486, directors’ meetings of $1,058, education of                
          $2,164, and medical expenses of $4,415.                                     
               The amounts reported as gross receipts represented payments            
          made by customers for Aegis trust packages sold by Mr. Richardson           
          and deposited into accounts over which petitioners had signatory            
          authority.  The car and truck expenses related to the 1996                  
          Mercury.  The expenses claimed for depreciation, insurance,                 
          mortgage, repairs and maintenance, taxes and licenses, and                  






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