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It is my impression from the information that I
have available that Mr. Slojewski is entitled to a
Child Tax Credit in the amount of $500 based on the
information in the administrative file. It also is
possible Mr. Slojewski is entitled to claim Child Care
Expense credit or Education credit. * * * I have
asked Mr. Slojewski to advise me whether he is entitled
to claim credits for Child Care Expenses or Education,
and whether he has any documentation to support such
claims.
* * * I believe the proper procedure for making
such an adjustment would be to pay the deficiency that
flows from our settlement, and then file an amended
return to claim the refund that flows from any credits
to which Mr. Slojewski may be entitled for Child Care
Expenses or Education. * * *
It is my impression it is unlikely that we will
agree on a decision document prior to January 18, 2005.
I suggest that you advise the court that we have
encountered some unexpected issues in agreeing on a
decision document, and that you request an additional
30 days for the submission of a mutually agreeable
decision document. * * *
On January 12, 2005, respondent mailed a letter to
petitioner’s counsel stating that respondent would not request
additional time to file the decision document. Respondent
explained that the record was closed and that petitioner’s
counsel did not appear to object to the decision document as it
pertained to the issues covered by the stipulation of settlement.
Respondent informed petitioner’s counsel that if the decision
document was not signed and returned by January 17, 2005,
respondent would file a motion for entry of decision.
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