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lobbied. The room contained a copy machine, shelves, a couch,
and a large quilting frame. The small room in the front of the
house was a year-round office for tax customers. Petitioner kept
files and computer records in that room.
During tax season, the medium-sized room adjoining the rear
of the large room usually contained three desks and a television.
After tax season, the quilters sometimes watched television in
the room. Petitioner also used it as a map and meeting room for
his lobbying activities.
There is a bedroom next to the room petitioner used as the
tax office. The bedroom is about 100 square feet, and contains a
bed, a dresser, mirrors, shelves, closet, and a linen closet.
That is the only bed in the house.
2. The Creek Drive House
On October 15, 1992, petitioner and Mrs. Chappell bought a
house at 118 Creek Drive (the Creek Drive house) in Montgomery
for $144,000. The Creek Drive house was built in 1992 and has
2,505 square feet. Petitioner paid the mortgage on this house.
Mrs. Chappell lived in this house in 1994 and 1995.
One of the rooms in the Creek Drive house was used by
petitioner’s children to do their homework, by Nicole for
tutoring neighbor children in math, and to develop computer
software. Petitioner called that room the “one-room
schoolhouse”.
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