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days in which to attempt to settle the case. The Court on May 5,
2005, granted respondent’s request and ordered the parties to
file status reports by May 31, 2005.
The Court on May 10, 2005, received petitioner’s letter
dated April 28, 2005, in which he stated: “On April 14th I was
rushed to file a crudely and quickly assembled offer in
compromise in which I offered $15,000 to settle the outstanding
debt.” According to petitioner’s letter, he was still “in the
process” of filing his Federal income tax return for 2004.
Another letter was received by the Court from petitioner on May
24, 2005, in which he alleged that he had filed his 2004 income
tax return, completed all the forms for his OIC, and had paid his
filing fee for the OIC.
Prior to the Court’s receipt of those letters, respondent
issued on May 5, 2005, a Supplemental Notice Of Determination
Concerning Collection Action(s) Under Section 6320 and/or 6330
sustaining respondent’s collection action.
In respondent’s status report to the Court dated May 31,
2005, respondent acknowledges receiving, on or about May 20,
2005, an OIC package from petitioner with supporting
documentation and a $150 processing fee. Respondent’s report
requested guidance from the Court on how to proceed.
By Order dated June 2, 2005, the Court restored the case to
the general docket for trial or other disposition. The case was
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