US Tax Court


Julie K. M.                   ) 
        Petitioner,           )    DOCKET # 19xxx, 
                              )    38xxx, 
 V.                           )    555xxx 
                              ) 
Commissioner Internal Revenue )     Response to Status Report  
        Respondent,           ) 

Petitioner hereby files her response to CIR’s status report dated, July 12, 2006:

For the years in question, petitioner had extensive business expenses, charitable donations, medical expenses, deductions, etc. and paid the telephone excise tax. She also has five children.

The cost of running her office is 70% of gross receipts. Petitioner receives as little as 18% or less reimbursement of her reasonable charges for major surgeries. Evidence to this is found on her prior tax returns. Petitioner would like to settle this case as soon as possible.

Petitioner will show her business records to DC whenever he can schedule a meting at a mutually agreeable time. McCammon handles important life threatening cases due to her many years of experience. No one else in this area is able to replace her. As she has stated many times, she needs 60 days notice to schedule a conference with District Council.

By letter dated July 3, 2006, DC scheduled a meeting for McCammon on July 7. (Exhibit E on said status report). This is hardly enough time for anybody to provide the voluminous records that Petitioner has for Respondent. McCammon called and wrote District Council about this short notice.

In Conclusion this court should order District Council to give Petitioner enough time to schedule meetings so she can substantiate her deductions, expenses, etc…

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE: I do hereby certify on this date that a copy this pleading was sent properly to opposing counsel.

___________________________________________                      Date:____________________ 
Dr. Julie K. M., Petitioner Pro se 
Bridgeport, West Virginia 26330