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               petitioner’s taxable years 1997 and 1998] attached),                   
               there is an alleged deficiency with respect to my 1997                 
               & 1998 income taxes of $2,104.00 & $2021.00 respec-                    
               tively, and if I wanted to “contest this deficiency                    
               before making payment,” I must “file a petition with                   
               the United States Tax Court.”  Before I file, pay, or                  
               do anything with respect to your “Notice,” I must first                
               establish whether or not it was sent pursuant to law,                  
               whether or not it has the “force and effect of law,”                   
               and whether you had any authority to send me the notice                
               in the first place.                                                    
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                    Let me further point out that IR Code Sections                    
               6001 and 6011 (as identified in the 1040 Privacy Act)                  
               notify me that I need only “comply with regulations.”                  
               Nothing in the Privacy Act Notice or in the above                      
               statutes informs me that I have to “comply” with, or                   
               pay attention to, letters and/or alleged “determina-                   
               tions” sent to me by various and sundry employees of                   
               the IRS.                                                               
                    Please note that Section 6212 states that “If the                 
               Secretary determines that there is a deficiency in                     
               respect of any tax ... he is authorized to send notice                 
               of such deficiency, etc., etc., etc.”  However, the                    
               “Notice” I received was not sent by the Secretary, but                 
               by James J. Walsh, who is identified as being the                      
               District Director in Phoenix, AZ, and I have no way of                 
               knowing whether he has been delegated by the Secretary                 
               to send out such notices on the Secretary’s behalf.  So                
               before I do anything at all with respect to your “No-                  
               tice,” I would have to see a Delegation Order from the                 
               Secretary of the Treasury delegating to James J. Walsh,                
               the authority to send out Deficiency Notices.                          
                    In addition, I would also like you to send me (or                 
               identify for me) the legislative regulations that you                  
               claim implement Code Sections 6212 and 6213.  I have                   
               also attached an excerpt from the IRS Procedures Manual                
               * * * which points out that the IRS is required to                     
               “make available to all taxpayers comprehensive, accu-                  
               rate, and timely information on the requirements of tax                
               law and regulations.”  So, pursuant to this provision                  
               from your Procedures Manual, I am asking that you                      
               identify (“make available”) for me the legislative                     
               regulations that you claim implement both Code Sections                





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