- 8 - Expense item Monthly Expense Food, clothing and misc. $2,450 Housing 2,421 Transportation 1,260 Health care 250 Taxes 2,038 Life insurance 105 Other secured debt 652 Other expenses 709 Total 9,885 The other expenses included $309 paid for their son’s private schooling and $400 in attorney’s fees paid to the Pearson and Merriam law firm for representation in Hoyt-related litigation. In one of the letters, petitioners state that they are offering to pay $40,413 “for all Hoyt-related years to be paid in one lump sum payment * * *. This offer assumes that the IRS will collect less than the Reasonable Collection Potential * * * based on special circumstances and/or Effective Tax Administration.” The letter also included “background” information regarding the Hoyt partnerships and set out petitioners’ “special circumstances”. In the remaining two letters, petitioners provided more “background” information and argued: (1) Their case was a “longstanding” case; (2) the delay was attributable to the criminal investigation of Hoyt; (3) interest should bePage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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