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instead on March 31. On March 31, 2005, he advised Ms. Carter by
fax that he would be calling late in the day because he had
forgotten that he first needed to attend to a notice of tax sale
for his residence that had been issued on account of unpaid State
tax obligations. Petitioner failed to call later in the day but
sent a fax the following afternoon saying that he had found a box
of documents and would like an additional week to supply
information. Further faxes on April 12, 14, and 15, 2005, dealt
with petitioner’s attempts to find and provide copies of his 2001
and 2002 returns.
The Court was informed of the above events by means of
status reports filed by respondent and by petitioner on April 11
and 18, 2005, respectively. Petitioner, referencing various
problems of age and health, asked to have until May 15, 2005, to
complete work on the 1999 year. The Court thereafter, on May 16,
2005, received and filed as a status report a document from
petitioner. The document alluded to various problems pertaining
to petitioner’s 2001 and 2002 returns.
The Court on May 19, 2005, held a conference call with
petitioner and counsel for respondent. Counsel for respondent
indicated that the Appeals Office was prepared to issue a
supplemental notice of determination but would hold any action
until an agreed deadline for petitioner to provide the alleged
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