Philip J.
Daleville, Alabama

Oct 12, 2009

David M. McCallum
Attorney ( Greensboro, Group 1)
Department Of The Treasury
320 Federal Place, Room 509
GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 27401

Re: Philip J. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue Docket # 168xxx

This is a informal request for Admissions of Facts. Under Rule 90, the court expects the parties to attempt to attain the objectives of such request through informal communications. Requester request that within thirty (30) days that the Respondent under oath do make the following Admissions.

For the purpose of this action, admit or deny in writing that the following statements are true:

1. Petitioner had unreimbursed business cost/. Expenditures of 116, 9700 or more.

2. Petitioner had a dependant wife for the year in question.

3. Petitioner is entitled to credit for excessive telephone tax.

4. Petitioner is entitled to waiver of penalties.

5. District Council has no certified or authenticated wage statements from employers.

6. The income figures from the IRS include monies earned by illegal aliens using petitioners social security number.

7. Petitioner had deductions for medical expenses, tax preparation expense, charitable donations, church donations, etc.

8. Petitioner subcontracted 40% of his labor out.

9. Petitioner ( in running a body shop ) had office expense, shipping expense, parts, outside services, Sublet repairs, Electricity bills, Heating, Auto expense, towing, Shop supplies, paint and materials, Equipment repairs, etc.

10. Taxpayer is entitled to claim cost of doing business against the gross receipts for his business listed on the Notice of Deficiency.

11. Taxpayer is a auto body technician and is entitled to claim 75% of the gross income listed on the 90 day letter, resulting in a 25% net for 2005.

12. Self employed auto body technicians in taxpayers area earn 25% net from gross income.

13. The IRS has no original source documents from Petitioner’s employer.

14. The IRS does not have authenticated documents showing income to Taxpayer.

Yours,

Philip J., Pro se