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             no objection and, as a result, the Court granted the                     
             Commissioner’s motion to dismiss.                                        
                  In the case of the petition at docket No. 5762-02L,                 
             the Court entered an order directing petitioner to file                  
             a proper “amended petition for lien or levy action under                 
             Code section 6320(c) or 6330(d)” and to pay the filing fee.              
             Petitioner paid the filing fee, but he never filed an                    
             amended petition.  The Court extended the time for filing                
             the amended petition in four subsequent orders and finally               
             dismissed the case for lack of jurisdiction when it                      
             received no amended petition.                                            
                  The instant case is presently before the Court to                   
             decide respondent’s motion for summary judgment.  In that                
             motion, as mentioned above, respondent concedes that                     
             petitioner is not liable for the addition to tax under                   
             section 6651(a)(2) for failure to pay the tax shown on a                 
             return because petitioner did not file a return for 2000                 
             or 2001 and respondent did not prepare a return for                      
             petitioner pursuant to section 6020(b).  Accordingly,                    
             respondent’s motion is deemed to be a motion for partial                 
             summary judgment.                                                        











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