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payments, copays, and costs of prescription medications.
Petitioner’s attorney suggests that petitioner’s total
monthly expenses are as follows:
Health insurance premium $560.00
Uninsured medical expenses 600.00
Unsecured debt finance charge 2,368.33
($203,000 at 14 percent)
Other expenses 3,000.00
Total expenses 6,528.33
Petitioner’s attorney does not reconcile the above monthly
expenses with those set forth on Form 433-A attached to
the offer-in-compromise, which shows total monthly living
expenses of $5,972.
Petitioner was approximately 63 years of age when the
offer-in-compromise was submitted on his behalf. He was
self-employed as a stock broker. He operated his business
through a subchapter S corporation, J Dostal Investments,
Inc., often referred to as J Dostal Investment, Inc.
Petitioner’s wife, Teresa Dostal, formerly Teresa S.
Fisher, was approximately 35 years of age at the time the
offer-in-compromise was submitted. Ms. Dostal was vice
president of J Dostal Investments, Inc., and owned
50 percent of that entity. She had a son, Adam, and a
daughter, Natalie, who were 11 and 9 years of age,
respectively, when the offer-in-compromise was submitted.
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