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          effect for the year at issue, and all Rule references are to the            
          Tax Court Rules of Practice and Procedure.                                  
               Respondent determined a deficiency in petitioner’s Federal             
          income tax of $5,6371 for the taxable year 2003.  The issues for            
          decision are:  (1) Whether petitioner is entitled to the                    
          dependency exemption deduction and (2) whether petitioner is                
          entitled to the child tax credit.                                           
                                     Background                                       
               Some of the facts have been stipulated and are so found.               
          The stipulation of facts and the attached exhibits are                      
          incorporated herein by reference.  At the time that the petition            
          was filed, petitioner resided in Hanover Park, Illinois.                    
               Petitioner, an electrician, was employed by Littlefuse, Inc.           
          (Littlefuse) in Des Plaines, Illinois.  Petitioner received                 
          compensation from Littlefuse in 2003 in the amount of $74,418.09.           
               Petitioner was previously married to Margaret Flanigan (Ms.            
          Flanigan).  Two children were born of the marriage.  Petitioner’s           
          separation from Ms. Flanigan in October 2000 served as the                  
          prelude to divorce proceedings.                                             
               On or about May 29, 2001, an agreed order was entered in the           
          Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois, to provide “unallocated             


               1 The new issues raised and the concession by respondent               
          reduces the deficiency from $5,637 to $2,725.                               






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