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                                     Background                                       
               At the time the petition in this case was filed, petitioner            
          resided in Warwick, Rhode Island.                                           
               For the years in issue, petitioner was self-employed and               
          operated a business called K.S. Gabrielle Interiors which                   
          provided the selection and installation of custom-made draperies,           
          bedspreads, blinds, and floor coverings.  As part of her                    
          business, petitioner maintained sample books for fabrics, blinds,           
          and shades, as well as sample carpeting for display to customers.           
          Petitioner’s daily routine included several visits to customers’            
          homes to provide, among other things, advice for selecting proper           
          styles and colors, measurements, and price estimates.                       
               On November 18, 2003, respondent sent to petitioner an                 
          initial appointment letter, requesting her to meet with an                  
          examining agent on January 8, 2004.  At the same time, respondent           
          issued to petitioner a Form 4564, Information Document Request              
          (IDR), which was directed at obtaining books and records that               
          would substantiate petitioner’s cost of goods sold and business             
          expenses claimed on her returns.                                            
               On March 5, 2004, respondent forwarded to petitioner Form              
          872, Consent to Extend the Time to Assess Tax, and Publication              
          1035, Extending the Tax Assessment Period, requesting that                  
          petitioner agree to extend the period of limitations for                    
          respondent to assess the 2000 and 2001 taxes.  In the absence of            






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