- 2 - FINDINGS OF FACT Petitioner resided in El Paso, Texas, at the time his petition was filed. Petitioner did not file an income tax return for 1994. For 1994, respondent received Forms 1099 reflecting payment to petitioner from Best Mobile Home Service & Repair in the total amount of $19,703 and A. M. Construction in the total amount of $20,535. He also received bank interest income in the amounts of $21 and $10 during 1994. Petitioner admitted that he “received compensation for labor”, but he denied that any amounts received constituted “income from being employed”. Because petitioner did not file a return, respondent computed petitioner’s 1994 Federal income tax liability using the standard deduction and permitting one exemption. OPINION Petitioner’s argument is generally familiar to this Court. He relies on a prepared packet of photocopied documents entitled “Reliance Defense”. The first page of the packet of documents is entitled: Cut Them Off At The Pocketbooks TAX FIGHTERS SHOW HOW TO STOP UNJUST TAXES Instructional Seminar By WILLIAM DREXLER At trial, although petitioner resisted the admission of evidence, it became clear that his arguments were essentially legal in nature and that he did not contest that he had receivedPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next
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