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          4340, Certificate Of Assessments, Payments, And Other Specified             
          Matters, certified transcripts which detailed the assessment of             
          the income tax deficiencies and accuracy-related penalties with             
          respect to petitioner’s 1996 and 1997 taxable years.  Forms 4340            
          were also provided to petitioner with respect to the frivolous              
          return penalties assessed for each of his taxable years at issue.           
          The Appeals officer terminated the hearing after petitioner                 
          declined to discuss any collection alternatives.                            
               On January 25, 2001, respondent’s Appeals Office sent                  
          petitioner two separate “NOTICES OF DETERMINATION CONCERNING                
          COLLECTION ACTION(S) UNDER SECTION 6320 and/or 6330" stating                
          respondent’s intention to proceed with collection with respect to           
          petitioner’s 1996 and 1997 taxable years.  One notice of                    
          determination related to the income taxes and accuracy-related              
          penalties assessed against petitioner and informed him that he              
          would have 30 days to contest the determination by filing a                 
          petition with the Tax Court.  The notice of determination                   
          included findings that all applicable statutory and                         
          administrative procedures were met, that petitioner failed to               
          present any collection alternatives, and that the proposed lien             
          was appropriate.                                                            
               The other notice of determination related to the frivolous             
          return penalty assessments and informed petitioner that he would            
          have 30 days to contest the determination by filing a petition              
          with the appropriate United States District Court.                          




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