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write the makeup figures) to take the money from
the taxpayer pockets illegally. As the profes-
sional always use the rules in favor of his mis-
conduct as the fraud activity, he would never tell
anyone by holding such case for how many years
would dismiss (drop) the case; Since by holding
the case, IRS put the interest on it, and when IRS
owed petitioner money, also, holding the check for
the taxable year of 1990 without releasing by
making the excuses. As there are two different
issues.
18) Because of the following reasons, the settlement
was never reached.
A) The deficiency of taxable year 1991, 1992 and
1993 came out without giving the petitioners the
documents describing where the figures from or how
it was calculated. The only paper received was
last week the exhibits of respondent letter, which
had lots of expenses, items being deleted or par-
tially report. In other words, The stipulation
issues were not only vague, incomplete but, very
confusing to the court if the judge knowing in
1992 and 1993 the petitioners had no main job and
using up the savings or even the IRA fund as emer-
gency seed money used to start up the new trade
business; The tax deficiency in 1992 (Petitioner
lost the main job) was calculated twice as higher
as in the 1991 ($2,973.00 + $595) which petitioner
still had the main job. In 1993 (the second year
of the new start-up trade business), the defi-
ciency was calculated eight times ($20,379 +
$4076) higher than the 1991. It would make the
judge very confused by just looking at the above
figures made-up by the respondent deliberately to
deceive the court judgment.
(B) Before the deadline (Feb. 2, 1999); Judge
agreed the withdrawal of petitioners counsel.
Because no progress report and even negligence of
the meeting called by the judge.
(C) The petitioner (Spouse) was under cancer
treatment and mentally in the bad shape. Peti-
tioners have to totally trust and rely on the
counsel hired with the $200/hr rate.
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