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At the time that the petition was filed, petitioner resided in
Topeka, Kansas.
At various times from 1990 through 1998, petitioner worked
as a salesperson, sometimes as an independent contractor and
sometimes as an employee, for no fewer than 10 to 15 companies.
He sold various products or services, such as insurance, tax
services, living trusts, precious coins, travel-related products,
and food products. Some of the companies reported compensation
paid to him as follows:
Company Year Amount Form
Sell America, Inc. 1990 $13,500 1099
The Lazarus Group, Inc. 1993 10,690 1099
A.I.A., Inc. 1993 712 1099
Freedom Life Ins. Co. 1995 86 1099
Loyal American Life Ins. 1997 1,367 1099
Direct Entertainment Service 1997 841 1099
Renaissance 1998 6,500 W-2
During the years in issue, petitioner also worked as a farm
laborer. For 1993, the owner of the farm issued a Form 1099 to
petitioner indicating that petitioner was paid $3,000 that year.
On a loan application dated February 24, 1995, petitioner
represented that his gross income was $1,000 per week. On
another loan application dated November 29, 1995, petitioner
represented that his income from farming was $20,000 per year.
Petitioner signed both applications under penalties of perjury.
In a statement filed in a bankruptcy proceeding petitioner
initiated in August 1998, petitioner indicated that he and his
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