This is page 2 of a sample letter to the Joint Committee where the TEFRA issues are unresolved.Net operating loss deduction allowed:The text of the letter then contains a three column table with two rows. Reading from left to right, the rows are as follows:Row 1:YearAmountCarryback FromRow 2:19X6$4,602,04119X9The text states:Additional investment credits:The text of the letter then contains a three column table with two rows. Reading from left to right, the rows are as follows:Row 1:YearAmountCarryback FromRow 2:19X3$2,016,34619X6The taxpayer manufactures, sells and rents farm machinery.The principal causes for the 19X9 loss were the competition of foreign products, a prolonged strike by the production employees in 19X9, the subsidiary's erroneous projection of research and development costs, and the market's demand for a new product.The taxpayers are involved in unified partnership proceedings. If the resolution of the unified proceedings results in an additional refund to the taxpayers in excess of $2,000,000 an additional report will be submitted. This report is being submitted prior to the completion of the unified proceedings because of the need for resolution of issues impacting on subsequent years.RAR dated July 26, 19X8 (19X6)Agreement was obtained by Form 870-AD waiver, a copy of which is enclosed. The overassessments are approved.The letter is signed: Sincerely and there is an instruction to use the appropriate official's name. The bottom left of the letter provides that copies of the Form 870-(AD), Form 5402, Settlement Computation, and Appeals Case Memorandum were enclosed.There is an asterisk next to the description of the causes for the overpayment on the first page of the sample letter. At the bottom of the second page, there is an asterisk that has the following information: The principal cause(s) should not be attributable to TEFRA entities. There is a note at the bottom of the second page that states: See IRM 8.7.9.7.7 for latest instructions for address and mailing information