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Bank-account continuity after dissolution did not by itself establish that a dissolved partnership continued or that subsequent transactions belonged to it. The dissolution deed, the former partner's assumption of assets and liabilities, bank records, inclusion in the former partner's individual return, and remand verification showed that the transactions belonged to the former partner; additions against the firm were deleted. Because the firm was dissolved and had no assessable income, no return was required and the penalty for non-filing was deleted.
Bank-account continuity after dissolution did not by itself establish that a dissolved partnership continued or that subsequent transactions belonged to it. The dissolution deed, the former partner's assumption of assets and liabilities, bank records, inclusion in the former partner's individual return, and remand verification showed that the transactions belonged to the former partner; additions against the firm were deleted. Because the firm was dissolved and had no assessable income, no return was required and the penalty for non-filing was deleted.
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