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               Respondent argues that in order for Rev. Proc. 87-56, sec.             
          5.05, to apply, the “irrigation system must be a structure that             
          is essentially an item of machinery and equipment, and there is             
          equipment to which the structure is related from which we can               
          determine the appropriate asset guideline class.”  We agree with            
          respondent.  Because this Court has already decided that                    
          grapevines are permanent improvements to land and/or not tangible           
          personal property, petitioners’ alternative argument must fail.             
               Accordingly, we hold that respondent’s adjustments are                 
          sustained with respect to the irrigation systems and the well.              
          Conversely, we hold that the trellising is not a permanent land             
          improvement and that respondent’s determination with respect to             
          the trellising is in error.                                                 
               To reflect the foregoing,                                              
                                             Decision will be entered                 
                                        under Rule 155.                               




















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