- 7 - money being used up for the import business start- up, and in 1992 & 1993, even could not afford to hire the part time bookkeeper. Mrs. Chu majoring in Music helped to just put all the receipts aside without knowing how to organize it. But, everyone knows without investing or buying the seeds to fertilize it, the fruits will not be there years after. In other words, no one would expect the profits (Fruits) in the first few years of startup a new business (seeds). [Reproduced literally.] Petitioners’ reply states in pertinent part: 12) This Court has jurisdiction to vacate a final decision if the decision of the Court was obtained by fraud on the Court. Partially report the COG is the act of fraud, which would influence the judgment. Treating petitioners unfairly or dif- ferently will be justified by the court as the act of fraud or one kind of discriminating the peti- tioners had no tax/accounting background or knowl- edge. * * * * * * * 14) The definition of Fraud is an act of deliberate deception with the design of securing something by taking unfair advantage of another-New Interna- tional Dictionary; A deliberate deception for unfair or unlawful gain-American Heritage Diction- ary. Respondent is a tax professional, hold the documents retrieved from the bank without exchange to the petitioners for four years (1995-1999) and jump to the decision without providing the appeal meeting for petitioners to explain until tax solv- ing date requested by the congressman to release the files to the petitioners to check. 15) To prove such fraud, petitioners (No Tax back- ground) hired the CPA and attorney to analyze and prepare the detailed 1040 forms and schedule C for easy understanding without eliminating or modified the numbers where the banks statements or re- ceipts/cancelled checks were all available. The respondent (Professional tax expert) claimed in his office the preparation of 1040 forms need one more year and he could not find help to prepare it based on the receipts/cancelled checks and bankPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Next
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