William B. and Diane S. Meyer - Page 4

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               Before May 9, 2003, Appeals Officer Johnson provided                   
          petitioners with a Form 4340, Certificate of Assessments,                   
          Payments, and Other Specified Matters.  The Form 4340 certified a           
          deficiency of $312,721 and a section 6662 accuracy-related                  
          penalty of $62,544.20.  The Form 4340 certified that respondent             
          assessed the foregoing amounts and issued a “statutory notice of            
          balance due” on February 7, 2000.  The Form 4340 further                    
          certified that respondent subsequently issued a “notice of                  
          balance due” and a “statutory notice of intent to levy”.                    
          Respondent’s Supervisory Investigative Analyst Lee Hansen signed            
          the Form 4340 on March 19, 2003.                                            
               Appeals Officer Johnson issued a letter dated May 9, 2003,             
          as part of petitioners’ section 6330 hearing by correspondence.             
          The letter stated that (1) the underlying tax liability could not           
          be challenged because petitioners had received a statutory notice           
          of deficiency and had had an opportunity to dispute the                     
          underlying tax liability; (2) issues included the appropriateness           
          of collection actions, offers of collection alternatives, and               

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               •    We have received no assessment certificate to date                
                    which includes our individual assessment.                         
               •    We have received no Notice and Demand.                            
               •    IRS computer records show some other party is                     
                    using our Social Security number, so that NONE of                 
                    the entries on our records can be relied upon as                  
                    correct.                                                          
               •    There are numerous errors in our Individual Master                
                    File.                                                             





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