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first party to make monthly payments of $860.00 (eight
hundred and sixty dollars), as support to the said
second party, Marlyn DeAugust. The provisions of this
agreement shall apply to and bind the heirs of the
agreement.
On October 30, 2001, a hearing was held in the State court
of Florida regarding alimony and child support. The resulting
Report and Recommendation of General Master and Notice of Filing:
Final Judgment on Child Support and Alimony, dated November 20,
2001, specifies that “The issue as to the allowance payments that
are being made by the Respondent is not before the Court.” In
that proceeding, the “respondent” is petitioner, Mr. Desauguste.
At petitioner’s request, Mrs. Desauguste wrote a letter
dated May 15, 2003, in which she stated: “Under the maintenance
of this separation agreement, Mr. Desauguste agreed to support me
with the sum of $860.00, a month as provision for our marriage of
five years. Although this matter was introduced before a judge
through my attorney, there was no judicial resolution made on the
matter.”
2. Petitioner’s 1999 Tax Return
When petitioner initially submitted his Form 1040, U.S.
Individual Income Tax Return, for 1999 to the Internal Revenue
Service on August 30, 2000, he failed to sign the document.
Petitioner subsequently signed and returned a Declaration
regarding his 1999 return dated September 15, 2000. He reported
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