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                    transaction statement.  Actually, respondent spent                
                    only two hours to put the numbers into the 1040                   
                    forms (See Exhibit A), but, hold the progress of                  
                    checking the taxable years of 1992 and 1993.                      
                    Because respondent knowing that petitioner lost                   
                    the main job in 1992 and started to import the                    
                    different small quantities of samples of audio                    
                    devices from April of 1992.  Respondent deliber-                  
                    ately hold the progress of reviewing the expenses                 
                    of start-up business, which was about two weeks                   
                    from Feb. 8, 1999.  (Deadline to turn in the paper                
                    to the court).  The petitioners hired the attorney                
                    to continue to review and prepare the 1040 form                   
                    and schedule C which estimated only need four                     
                    hours required, but, not successful and on Feb.                   
                    6th, 1999, petitioners being told that counsel                    
                    could do it at the second phase; First phase he                   
                    did not care about what respondent did.  This was                 
                    the main reason the petitioner had the motion to                  
                    withdraw the counsel.                                             
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               17) The legal counsel was hired to make the progress                   
                    of reviewing the COGs of 1992, 1993 and few ex-                   
                    penses items which respondent deliberately hold or                
                    partially report in his stipulation report.  Dur-                 
                    ing the time of hiring, not only the counsel was                  
                    late in the meeting called by the judge, but, he                  
                    did not make any progress report to petitioners                   
                    until Feb. 6th, 1999 (Two days away from the dead-                
                    line set by the court); Besides, the petitioner                   
                    (spouse) had the operation of the chest and under                 
                    daily radiation treatment of cancer disease; Under                
                    such mentally pressure, Robert forced the peti-                   
                    tioners to sign the incompletely stipulation re-                  
                    port by saying he can fix it at the second phase.                 
                    As the Fraud is an act; only if the professional                  
                    made it, later can be caught what did the respon-                 
                    dent make.  During the stage of professional’s                    
                    intention to design the scheme, it was hard to get                
                    the evidence.  As Fraud is an act using profes-                   
                    sional knowledge to take advantage of the non-                    
                    professionals by treating the taxpayer unfairly,                  
                    differently or not just.  As people say that non-                 
                    professionals might use tangible weapons to rob                   
                    the bank to get money illegally; But, profession-                 
                    als can use intangible way (their knowledge to                    





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