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withheld. Petitioner reported no other income for 2000.
Petitioner signed the return without reviewing it when it was
presented to her by her preparer. Petitioner described him as a
"professional".
On her 2000 Schedule A, petitioner reported $20,014 of
medical and dental expenses, $3,353 of real estate taxes, $8,621
of mortgage interest, $4,000 of charitable contributions and
$18,719 of miscellaneous business expenses.
1. Petitioner's Income
Respondent received Forms W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, from
third-party payors reporting that petitioner received the
following wages during 2000:
Vendor Amount
Vitas Healthcare $38,401
Harrison Group 2,224
Sunshine Companies II 6,181
Memorial Healthcare System 9,938
Holy Cross Long Term Care 9,945
Total 66,689
Respondent also received information from third-party payors
reporting additional payments to petitioner. Fidelity
Investments issued two Forms 1099-B, Proceeds From Broker and
Barter Exchange Transactions, reporting $5,097 in stock proceeds
paid to petitioner. Sunrider International issued a Form 1099-
MISC, Miscellaneous Income, reporting nonemployee compensation of
$936. First Union National Bank and Washington Mutual Bank each
issued a Form 1099-INT, Interest Income, reporting interest
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