- 17 - Dept. of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service 1100 Commerce Street Dallas, Texas 75242 Att: Mr. D. Norstrud Reference (a) Form (Letter 1827(DO))dtd. Jun 02,1986 Exhibit 1 (attached thereto) dated Nov. 14,1985 by Mike Bedford (b) Form Letter 1807(DO) dated July 26,1989 (certified mail # P 470 982 148) enclosed summary report (c) Letter to District Counsel from James M. Schieck dated Sept. 1, 1989 Enclosure (1) Form Letter 1830(AO) dtd Jan.28,1991, to Wayne H. Caldwell from Jacob C. Meyer, Associate Chief, Appeals. (2) Letter to H. Elliot from Caldwell dtd. Aug.1,1986)[sic] Dear Mr. Norstrud, I am in receipt of enclosure (1) document naming you as the person to contact for the issuing Appeals section, regarding the disposition of matters relating to Wayne H. Caldwell, Escrow a partnership. At the time of the appeal in question, I was the Tax Matters Partner for the above partnership and the protest and appeal (see enclosure (2)) I sent to your section was in regard to a proposed adjustment to the Partnership tax return (Form 1065) for the year 1983. Exhibit (1) to reference (a) set forth certain statements and issues as the bases for the proposed adjustments. These allegation [sic] were in error and I was given 60 days to protest and appeal them. The Statements and Issues that were protested were later amended and changed and new ones resubmitted as a summary report attached to reference (b). A closing conference was scheduled for August 28,1989, and the case was closed August 29,1989 (see reference (c)). Based on the above ,it [sic] appears the enclosure (1) letter is untimely from the appeal filed by enclosure (2) or is an attempt to reopen the case. The latter places this action outside the statute of limitation [sic], and I therefore consider this letter my Notice to you that this activity is outside the statute of limitation [sic] and Demand that youPage: Previous 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Next
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