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          reference.  At the time the petition was filed, petitioner was a            
          legal resident of Leesburg, Florida.                                        
               Petitioner seeks a review under section 6320(b) of the                 
          filing of a notice of lien under section 6323 with respect to his           
          Federal income taxes for the years 1997, 2000, and 2001.  As of             
          June 15, 2004, petitioner’s unpaid tax liabilities were $48,122,            
          $3,227.99, and $36,897.19, respectively, for 1997, 2000, and                
          2001.  Prior to respondent’s issuance of the tax lien notice,               
          petitioner had made an offer in compromise for settlement of                
          these liabilities; however, that offer was not considered because           
          petitioner was not “compliant” in the filing of his 2002 Federal            
          income tax return and, additionally, had not made estimated tax             
          payments for the year 2003.                                                 
               Petitioner filed Federal income tax returns for the 3 years            
          at issue.  For the year 1997, petitioner filed as a single                  
          person.  Petitioner married Carolyn Bair during 1998, and they              
          filed joint Federal income tax returns for the 2 other years at             
          issue, 2000 and 2001.  Petitioner’s spouse is not a party in this           
          proceeding.                                                                 
               Petitioner is an attorney and is engaged in the practice of            
          law.  No notices of deficiency were issued with respect to the 3            
          years at issue.  The unpaid taxes arise from underpayments by               
          petitioner of the taxes shown on his income tax returns.                    







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