20 February 2006
The IRS has reportedly initiated a new policy of examining returns of more small business and self-employed and to ease up on examining the rich (more money was going to the rich's sharks than to the feds, so IRS expects little-lawyered nobodies to be easier and more profitable prey, a lesson learned from the rich). This notice appears to fit that MO and probably is not related to Cryptome. Surely, absolutely. Rat an enemy for the reward offered by IRS -- http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p733.pdf.
John Young has had no previous examination in 58 years of tax-paying, thanks to perfect obedience and luck. A rich-making tax refund would be appreciated.
[7 pages; 2 page letter.]
| Internal Revenue Service
Small Business and Self-Employed 110 WEST 44th STREET GROUP - 2209 - 3RD FL. NEW YORK NY 10036 Date: February 17, 2006
JOHN L YOUNG |
Department of the Treasury |
Dear JOHN L YOUNG
Your federal income tax return for the year shown above has been selected for examination. We examine tax returns to verify the correctness of income, deductions, exemptions and credits.
WHAT YOU NEED TO DO
Call the examiner WITHIN 10 DAYS to schedule an appointment, between hours of 8:30 - 5:00, Monday through Friday.
ISSUES TO BE REVIEWED DURING EXAMINATION
Your examination will be primarily focused on the following issues:
1. SCHEDULE C - LEGAL & PROFESSIONAL EXPENSES2. SCHEDULE C - SUPPLIES
3. SCHEDULE C- UTILITIES
WHAT TO BRING WITH YOU TO THE EXAMINATION
Attached to this letter is an Information Document Request that lists items on your return to be examined and the supporting items you need to provide. Please include complete copies of your 2003 and 2005 individual income tax returns. You should organize your records according to the issues identified above. For additional information see see the enclosed Publication 1, Your Rights as a Taxpayer, and Notice 609, Privacy Act Notice.
WHY THE INFORMATION DOCUMENT REQUEST IS IMPORTANT
It is important that you read and fully understand the attached Information Document Request. It lists the items you should bring with you to the appointment. To ensure efficient examination and to save you time, please organize the requested items according to the issues identified above in this letter. If you have any questions or need additional guidance, please feel free to contact us.
WHAT TO EXPECT DURING THE EXAMINATION
The examination is scheduled to last approximately 2-4 hours. During the examination, I will review the information you provide. My goal is to complete your examination at the initial meeting. However, depending on the results of the initial meeting and the supporting items you provide, I may ask you to provide additional information or schedule a follow-up meeting. When the examination is completed, you may owe additional tax, be due a refund, or there may be no change to your return.
WHO MAY COME TO THE EXAMINATION
If you filed a joint return, you and/or your spouse may attend. You may also have someone represent you at the examination. If you will not attend with your representative, you must provide a completed Form 2848, Power of Attorney, or Form 8821, Tax Information Authorization, by the start of the examination. You can obtain these forms from our web site, www.irs.gov, or by calling (800) 829-3676.
WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF YOU DO NOT RESPOND
If you do not respond to this letter, we will issue an examination report showing additional tax due. Therefore, it is to your advantage to call and schedule an appointment. If you are uncertain about the records needed or the examination process, we will answer your questions when you call to schedule your appointment.
Sincerely,E. SAMUEL
Examining Officer
13-25052
Enclosures: [Links to
IRS]
Information Document Request [Form 4564, 2 pages]
Publication 1 [Leaflet]
Notice 609 [2 pages]
Letter 3572 (Rev. 10-2003)
Catalog Number 34402C