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          failure to file a return under section 7203 for 1985, 1986, and             
          1987.  On June 10, 1992, petitioner pleaded guilty to income tax            
          evasion under section 7201 for 1986 and to willful failure to               
          file a return under section 7203 for 1987.  In his plea                     
          agreement, petitioner admitted that he attempted to evade Federal           
          income taxes by filing false Forms W-4 for 1985, 1986, and 1987.            
          His plea agreement stated in part as follows:                               
                    5.   Defendant will plead guilty because he is in                 
               fact guilty of the charges contained in Counts Three                   
               and Five of the indictment.  In pleading guilty to                     
               these counts, defendant acknowledges that:                             
                         (a)  as charged in Count Three of the                        
               indictment, during calendar year 1986, defendant had                   
               gross income of $56,761 and taxable income of $52,441.                 
               Upon that income, defendant owed at least $11,691 in                   
               income taxes to the United States.  Defendant knew that                
               he was required by law on or before April 15, 1987 to                  
               make an income tax return to the Internal Revenue                      
               Service and to pay his income tax.  Defendant wilfully                 
               failed to file an income tax return and failed to pay                  
               his income taxes on or before April 15, 1987.                          
               Defendant further acknowledges that he did not file his                
               1986 tax return until August 1990.  In addition,                       
               defendant attempted to evade the payment of income                     
               taxes for the calendar year 1986 by submitting a false                 
               Employee's Withholding Allowance Certificate (Form W-4)                
               in which he falsely claimed that he was entitled to                    
               ninety-nine withholding allowances, in order to prevent                
               his employer from withholding the proper amount of                     
               income tax from his pay.                                               
                         (b) as charged in Count Five of the                          
               indictment, defendant had gross income of approximately                
               $34,382 in the calendar year 1987, which included                      
               payments he received for his services as an                            
               electrician.  Defendant knew that he was required to                   
               make an income tax return to the Internal Revenue                      
               Service on or before April 15, 1988, and wilfully                      
               failed to make the required income tax return to the                   
               Internal Revenue Service or to any other proper officer                




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