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          advice was in error, we note that Ms. Clark had no prior                    
          relationship with Renaissance.  On the facts of this case, we               
          find Mrs. Smith’s reliance on Ms. Clark was reasonable.                     
          Accordingly, we decline to sustain respondent’s determination as            
          to the accuracy-related penalties.                                          
               To reflect the foregoing,                                              
                                             Decision will be entered for             
                                        respondent as to the deficiencies             
                                        and for petitioners as to the                 
                                        accuracy-related penalties.                   






























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