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1999 in the amounts set forth below as to which respondent denied
petitioner’s prayer for relief under section 6015:
Year Assessment Date Assessments
1989 5/28/90 $20,197.34
1990 6/3/91 23,431.75
1991 6/1/92 7,697.66
1992 5/31/93 12,829.84
1993 5/30/94 9,502.73
1994 5/29/95 4,630.19
1995 6/10/96 3,662.62
1996 6/2/97 3,865.19
1997 5/25/98 8,327.69
1998 10/30/00 2,047.29
1999 6/5/00 -0-
Since at least 1997 through the present, petitioner and Mr.
Ogonoski have had a joint checking account and used the funds in
this account to pay some of their personal expenses. Mr.
Ogonoski had other checking accounts related to his business that
petitioner did not control or have access to.
On August 7, 1992, petitioner and Mr. Ogonoski filed for
chapter 13 bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Hartford,
Connecticut. On January 15, 1993, the Bankruptcy Court
dismissed the case. On April 16, 1993, petitioner and Mr.
Ogonoski filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy
Court in Hartford, Connecticut. On July 14, 1993, the Bankruptcy
Court dismissed the case.
In 1994, petitioner’s house was foreclosed on and sold to
pay her and Mr. Ogonoski’s debts. For 4 months the Ogonoskis
lived in the family car before they rented and then purchased the
other house in which they now live.
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