US TAX COURT 
Washington, DC

Tony Patriot                    )                                                      
   Petitioner,                  ) DOCKET # 3572-08   
  V.                            )                  
Commissioner Internal Revenue   ) Stipulations by Petitioner
  Respondent.                   )

It is hereby stipulated that, for the purpose of this case, the following statements may be accepted as facts and all exhibits referred to herein and attached hereto may be accepted as authentic and are incorporated in this stipulation and made a part hereof; provided, however, that either party has the right to object to the admission of any such facts and exhibits in evidence on the grounds of relevancy and materiality, but not on other grounds unless expressly reserved herein, and provided, further, that either party may introduce other and further evidence not inconsistent with the facts herein stipulated.

1. Petitioner donated $2400 plus hundreds of dollars in in-kind contributions.
2. Petitioner had four dependent children and a dependent wife for the year 2005.
3. Petitioner had to have his car at work and had un-reimbursed business expenses of $2000 per year.
4. Taxpayers had interest on home mortgage more than $12,000 per year.
5. Petitioner had medical costs of $6000 due to the costs involved of a sick child with cancer of the liver.
6. .Petitioner had a gambling loss of $250
7. Petitioner is entitled to credit for excessive telephone tax.
8. Petitioner is entitled to waiver of penalties.
9. District Council has no certified or authenticated wage statements from employers.
10. The income figures from the IRS possibly included monies earned by illegal aliens using petitioner’s social security number.

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Tony Patriot		Date			Mayer Y. Silber		Date	
Petitioner					Associate Area Counsel
Wheaton, IL 60187				200 W. Adams St,  Suite 2300
						Chicago, IL 60606
                    				Phone: 312-368-8228