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               The issue for decision is whether respondent’s Appeals                 
          Office abused its discretion in sustaining respondent’s notice of           
          levy.                                                                       
                                     Background                                       
               The essential facts of this case were stipulated and are so            
          found.                                                                      
               At the time the petition was filed, petitioner resided in              
          Dallas, Texas.                                                              
               For 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2001, petitioner failed to             
          file individual Federal income tax returns.                                 
               On or about October 17, 2003, respondent mailed to                     
          petitioner notices of deficiency determining deficiencies in                
          petitioner’s Federal income taxes for 1997 through 2000 of                  
          $6,305, $4,986, $4,234, and $33,831, respectively, and for 2001             
          an amount not disclosed in the record.                                      
               On January 14, 2004, in docket Nos. 1053-04, 1054-04,                  
          1055-04, and 1056-04, petitioner filed separate petitions                   
          relating to the above notices of deficiency for 1997 through                
          2000.                                                                       
               Petitioner did not file a petition with regard to the above            
          notice of deficiency for 2001, and on November 29, 2004,                    
          respondent assessed the tax deficiency against petitioner for               
          2001.                                                                       









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