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               of the United States on or before April 15, 1988.                      
               Defendant further acknowledges that he did not file his                
               1987 tax return until August 1990.  On April 15, 1988,                 
               defendant owed income tax to the United States of at                   
               least $687, in addition to the amount of tax that was                  
               withheld from his pay and paid on his behalf by his                    
               employer.  In addition, defendant attempted to evade                   
               the payment of income tax for the calendar year 1987 by                
               submitting six false Employee's Withholding Allowance                  
               Certificates (Form W-4) to his employer, in which he                   
               falsely claimed that he was entitled to ten withholding                
               allowances, in order to prevent his employers from                     
               withholding the proper amount of income tax from his                   
               pay.                                                                   
                    6.   Pursuant to [section] 1B1.3 of the United                    
               States Sentencing Guidelines, the defendant and his                    
               attorney and the government further agree and stipulate                
               that during calendar year 1985, defendant had gross                    
               income of $48,365 and taxable income of $44,205.  Upon                 
               that income, defendant owed to the United States at                    
               least $7,999 in income tax in addition to the amount of                
               tax withheld and paid on his behalf by his employer.                   
               Defendant knew that he was required by law on or before                
               April 15, 1986 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 tax on or before April 15,                
               1986.  Defendant further acknowledges that he did not                  
               file his 1985 tax return until August 1990.  In                        
               addition, defendant attempted to evade the payment of                  
               income tax for the calendar year 1985 by submitting                    
               four false Employee's Withholding Allowance                            
               Certificates (Form W-4) in which he falsely claimed                    
               that he was entitled to ninety-nine withholding                        
               allowances, in order to prevent his employers from                     
               withholding the proper amount of income tax from his                   
               pay.                                                                   
               On September 30, 1992, the court accepted petitioner's                 
          guilty pleas.  Petitioner was convicted of tax evasion in                   
          violation of section 7201 for 1986 and for willful failure to               
          file a return in violation of section 7203 for 1987.  He was                
          sentenced to 3 years' probation.                                            




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