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THE WITNESS [Ms. Levin]: And I went to this
meeting by myself and I was surprised at all the people
who were there. * * *
And I found out that they all had different names
on them. And this woman was sitting next to me and she
asked me how much money I owed and I said, "Well," you
know, I said, "it's still -- it's being taken care of."
And she said, "Oh, no. This has been finalized a long
time ago." And she said she owed $20,000 and she paid
it. And I didn't know anything about this.
I went home and I asked Harris about it. And he
said nope, that it was still being worked on and that
Alan Letterman was taking care of it.
(Litigation by Schulman investors was commenced in 1987 and 1988.
See Marine v. Commissioner, 92 T.C. 958, 970 (1989), affd.
without published opinion 921 F.2d 280 (9th Cir. 1991).)
Q [by Ms. Levin's counsel] Okay. Did you ever
participate in the tax audit regarding the Schulman
investment?
A No.
Q Did Harris ever volunteer information
concerning that examination?
A No, only when I would ask. If I asked what was
happening, it was being taken care of.
Q And what did that mean to you, that "it was
being taken care of"?
A He would say that Alan Letterman was taking
care of it.
Q Did that have any significance to you? What
did that mean to you?
A It meant that it would be taken care of.
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