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Finally, the exhibits include copies of a letter from a
representative of Prudential to the Internal Revenue
Service and a Form 1099-R. Those documents state that a
life insurance contract owned by petitioner had lapsed in
2001 and that petitioner had realized $5,213.19 of taxable
gain from the contract.
Petitioner’s response to respondent’s motion for
summary judgment is in the form of a letter addressed not
only to the Chief Judge of the U.S. Tax Court, but also to
“the Honorable Kofi Annan, General Secretary, The United
Nations, The Honorable George W. Bush, President, United
States of America, The Honorable Senators and Congress of
the United States of America, David E. Graham, Chairman
of the Board, the Washington Post Company, Mark W. Everson,
Commissioner, Internal Revenue Service, John Danforth,
United States Ambassador, The United Nations, and Ruth
Bader Ginsburg, Associate Justice, the United States
Supreme Court”.
Attached to petitioner’s letter are a variety of
documents, including copies of court papers from the
garnishment proceedings; correspondence; newspaper
articles; legal materials, such as copies of statutes;
and financial documents, such as copies of checks. These
documents appear to involve petitioner’s attempt to notify
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