United States Tax Court

        

             John B. Patriot,   Pro se                     )      

                       Petitioner                                  )                   Docket No. 6000-00

                              v.                                       )                                      24000-00

                                                                        )                   Motion for Reconsideration

             Commissioner of Internal Revenue   )

                       Responder                                )

 

         Pursuant to Rule 161 of the Rules for Tax Court, Petitioner John B. Patriot, hereby files his motion for Reconsideration of the Order and Decision of Judge Maurice B. Foley dated August 30, 2006, based on the following reasons :

 

            1.  Petitioner timely filed his request for a due process hearing.

            2.  Petitioner kept his appointment with the IRS Council for a personal meeting with her to discuss pertinent laws, records, deductions, exemptions, and possible payment schedules.

            3.  Respondent refused to allow Petitioner to have meeting with her because he had a audio recorder. The Counsel had been properly notified that Petitioner was bringing recorder

as allowed by the law.

            4.  Petitioner make a reasonable offer to settle, but the Respondent refused to proceed with any offer.

            5.  Petitioner kept his Tax Court dates.

            6.  The Burden of Proof of any amounts of tax, penalties, and interest due was upon the Respondent.  

            7.  The ONLY evidence given by the Respondent who sought to have all declarations accepted as fact, are in fact hearsay, not substantiated, lacking proper foundation, not certified, not notarized, etc. These figures do not qualify for the business records acceptation to the rules against hearsay.

            8.  Further, the Respondent failed to establish any valid relevance to the Case she cited,

Welch v. Helvering, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, ( November 6, 1933), to the present cases.

            9.  Therefore, the honorable court must find in favor of  the Petitioner because the Respondent has failed to make a proper claim. The Respondent must be required to cease any further actions in the present cases, and must provide the Petitioner with a personal face to face meeting as allowed by statute before any further action.

 

Certificate of Service: Petitioner does hereby certify that on this date, he sent properly a copy of this pleading to opposing counsel.

 

 

________________________________                Dated : _______________________

 

John B. Patriot,  Pro se

1776 50 States Way

Statesville, USA

 

 

                                                                                                           1776 50 States Way

                                                                                                             Statesville, USA

                                                                                                              October 10, 2006

 

 

Judge Maurice B. Foley

United States Tax Court

Washington, D.C. 20217

 

 

                                                                        Ref : Motion for Reconsideration

                                                                                      of Decision and Order of August 30, 2006

                                                                                 Docket No.  6025-04

                                                                                                    24893-04

 

 

 

Dear Judge Foley :

 

           Enclosed you will find my referenced Motion for Reconsideration of the 2 Cases as stated.  I will appreciate your favored review of these cases.

 

 

 

                                                                                         Sincerely,

 

                                                                                                                 John B. Patriot,  Pro se

                                                                                                                 Petitioner

    

 

 

 

 

Enclosures : United States Tax Court Petition

                                  Original and Copy

                     Certification of Mailing                                                                                                                   

Copy : Ms. Brenda Fitzgerald, Respondent,

                   Office of Chief Counsel, IRS

            P.O. Box 901, Stop 1000-D

            Atlanta, Georgia, 30301-0901