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          included the Shanghai Banking Corp. at the Harcourt Road branch,            
          the Hong Kong Bank at the Harcourt Road branch, and the CITIC Ka            
          Wah Bank.                                                                   
               On April 2 and 6, 2004, Agent Rans mailed petitioner Forms             
          4564 requesting:  (1) A narrative explanation from petitioner’s             
          employer regarding his understanding of his joint ownership in              
          the Rivercliff property and the terms of the loan agreement; (2)            
          a narrative explanation from petitioner’s employer stating “why             
          they are currently paying the interest, and ultimately, the                 
          principal on the $1,400,000 settlement that you owe to your ex-             
          wife, Kumiko” and why they were paying petitioner’s daughter’s              
          tuition at BYU; (3) the address, telephone number, and passport             
          number for petitioner’s employer, Mr. Chen; (4) an explanation of           
          why NCPL did not have a security interest in the Rivercliff                 
          property until after TPPL and NCPL had advanced approximately $5            
          million; and (5) an explanation of why monthly wire transfers               
          from NCPL to petitioner for petitioner’s spousal and child                  
          support obligations did not constitute taxable income.                      
               Petitioner did not provide the requested information                   
          regarding his employer or his employer’s narrative explanation              
          with respect to the joint ownership of the Rivercliff property,             
          the terms of the loan agreement, and the interest payments on the           
          $1,400,000 settlement judgment.                                             








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