- 10 - as exhibits A and B to respondent's objection are the two exhibits (referred to in paragraph (a) of the explanation of adjustments portion of the notice of deficiency) that respondent failed to attach to the notice of deficiency issued to petitioner.5 Petitioner subsequently filed a Motion to Strike specific portions of respondent's objection. In particular, petitioner requests that we strike any reference to exhibits A and B attached to respondent's objection on the ground that petitioner was prejudiced by the fact that those exhibits were not attached to the notice of deficiency.6 Petitioner further moves to strike that portion of respondent's objection in which respondent refers to the issue that respondent seeks to place in dispute by way of her pending Motion for Leave to File Amendment to Answer. Upon due consideration of the foregoing matter, we fail to see any meaningful prejudice to petitioner in respect of the concerns expressed in its Motion to Strike. Consequently, and in view of the action that we propose to take in respect of 5 The two exhibits in question are separate Forms 3233 (Report of Gift Tax Examination Changes) prepared by an Internal Revenue Service examiner relating to a review of the previously mentioned gift tax returns filed on behalf of decedent and Mr. Rickman. 6 Although not particularly relevant to the jurisdictional issue to be decided, we note that counsel for petitioner disputes representations appearing in the Reports of Gift Tax Examination Changes that the reports either were discussed with him or that he agreed with the adjustments set forth therein.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Next
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