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          with this employer during the remainder of 2000.  This amount was           
          reflected on a Form W-2 issued to petitioner.                               
               Although petitioner previously had a common-law marriage, he           
          was not married during the year 2000.  However, petitioner claims           
          to have had a child in a relationship with a different woman and            
          offered into evidence a birth certificate for a female named La             
          Toya La'Que Johnson, who was born on October 4, 1980, and whose             
          mother is listed as Shirley Dianne Johnson.  The birth                      
          certificate, however, does not list a father, although petitioner           
          claims he was the father of La Toya Johnson.  Petitioner was                
          never married to Shirley Dianne Johnson.                                    
               Petitioner filed a Federal income tax return for 2000 on               
          which he reported the $9,057 wage and salary income earned from             
          MHI Hotels LLC.  He did not report the cash income he earned                
          doing carpentry work.  Petitioner claimed head-of-household                 
          filing status and claimed a dependency exemption deduction for La           
          Toya Johnson.  The return shows a zero tax liability, Federal               
          income tax withheld of $966, and a claimed earned income credit             
          of $2,353, based upon La Toya Johnson as the qualifying child.              
          The tax withheld and the earned income credit totaled $3,319, all           
          of which was claimed as a refund.  Petitioner did not elect to              
          have that amount applied to his 2001 estimated Federal income               
          tax.                                                                        







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