- 3 - FINDINGS OF FACT At the time the petition was filed, petitioners resided in Carson, California. Petitioners filed a document (Document) with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) which purported to be their 1995 Federal income tax return on six sheets of plain paper. The first page of the Document bears a date stamp from the Fresno Service Center showing that it was received on February 23, 1997. The Document states on the first page in pertinent part: Note: This statement is prepared pursuant to the provisions of 26 USC � 6011(A) with full reservation of all of the right's of declarant in law, equity and all other natures of law. A declaration of exemption accompanies this statement. Declarant submits the information hereinafter set forth only to avoid sanction which might arise as a consequence of any determination or claim to the effect that declarants is [sic] required by law to make a return or statement. It is not a concession or admission of any tax payment obligation. * * * It is submitted in a good faith effort to supply all information which may be deemed relevant to the procurement of full restitution of money's had and received by the United States from declarant after deduction of monies lawfully owed, if any, by declarant. It is not intended in any way, and should not be construed, as a self-assessment. Since declarant is unaware of any official form which is properly addressed to the foregoing purposes, this unofficial form is submitted in accordance with the provisions of 26 CFR � 1:6011-1(b) [sic], and is made pursuant to the ruling of court in Zellerbach Paper Co. vs. Helverius [sic] 293 US 172, and Denman V. Motter 44 f2d 648. The Document contains the names, address, Social Security numbers, and dependents of petitioners. The Document further indicates that petitioners were filing jointly. Petitioners signed the Document under penalty of perjury. Schedule A of thePage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next
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