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hearing a response, various employees didn’t quite know
how to respond over the phone. The legal documents
were copies of our divorce agreement, which includes a
section with stipulation Clai would be responsible for
paying our tax bills. I mailed copies of our divorce
agreement in previous years. I was told by an attorney
and by one of your employees, as well as by the judge
who signed our divorce agreement, that our divorce
settlement is a binding document. I felt it meant this
is how the judge expected the agreement to be carried
out, that it would be possible for me to be released
from being directly responsible for any tax payments.
All I’m asking is to be removed from being directly
responsible - meaning I would not like to be a part of
any Intent to Levy or collection. I have tried to do
my part; I have filed on time and tried to do what is
expected. I hope this year I will finally be able to
be released from these taxes, or that he is able to
finally have an off of compromise accepted. I would
like to move on in my life without financial obliga-
tions connected with him.
I don’t have much, but what I do have, I’ve saved and
struggled to acquire on my own. I am now paying for
our son’s college education on my own. His father is
responsible just as I am however; he is not living up
to it. I hope you take under consideration the above
information. Please advise in writing your decision
and inform me on the direction to take to settle the
above taxes.
Again Thank you for trying to help settle a problem
that has taken a long time to process. If you require
additional information please feel free to contact me.
If you have a FAX number for me to forward additional
material please forward the number. I want to do
whatever it takes to help the IRS help me help myself.
I put my faith in God and you as an employee of the IRS
to help me with a solution. [Reproduced literally.]
On December 19, 2000, respondent sent Ms. Collier a determi-
nation letter with respect to the taxable years 1987 through 1991
of Ms. Collier and Mr. Collier. In that letter, respondent
determined that Ms. Collier is not entitled for any of those
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