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justifies the filing status and allowances on your new
Form W-4, we will instruct your employer to withhold on
the basis of your new Form W-4.
What If You Have More Questions?
If you have any questions, you may call TAX EXAMINER
ID* 8900000, on weekdays between 7:00 a.m. and 4:30
p.m. Pacific Standard Time at 1-866-794-0059. This is
a toll-free telephone number. We’ve enclosed Notice
853, Form W-4 Privacy Act Notification, for your
convenience.
On February 15, 2007, petitioner filed a Motion to Restrain
in which he seeks injunctive relief pursuant to sections 6213(a)4
and 6330(a) by having the Court: (1) Order respondent to
withdraw the Letter 2801(CG); (2) reinstate petitioner’s filing
status and allowance as shown on his last Form W-4 before
respondent issued the Letter 2801(CG) or allow petitioner to file
a new Form W-4 to correct respondent’s change in petitioner’s
withholding status; and (3) order respondent to reimburse
petitioner for any damages that were unlawfully collected
pursuant to Letter 2801(CG).
The Court issued an Order setting petitioner’s motion to
restrain assessment for hearing at the Motions Session in
Washington, D.C. The Court noted that no notice was attached to
the petition which would permit petitioner to invoke the Court’s
jurisdiction. Accordingly, the Court ordered the parties to show
4 Sec. 6213(a) provides for a restriction on assessment in
the event that a notice of deficiency is mailed to a taxpayer.
There is no evidence in this case that a notice of deficiency was
mailed to petitioner.
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