Trial Calendar: Columbia, SC
Date: March 17, 2008
PRETRIAL MEMORANDUM FOR Scott Patriot
NAME OF CASE: Scott Patriot DOCKET NO.: 437xxx
Petitioner
v.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Respondent
ATTORNEYS:
Petitioner: pro se Respondent: District Counsel
Tel. No.: 123-456-7890 Tel. No.: ________________
AMOUNTS IN DISPUTE:
Year(s)/Period(s) Deficiencies/Liabilities Additions/Penalties
NA (CDPH Case) NA (CDPH Case) NA (CDPH Case)
STATUS OF CASE:
Probable Settlement _____ Probable Trial _____ Definite Trial √_
CURRENT ESTIMATE OF TRIAL TIME: One hour
MOTIONS YOU EXPECT TO MAKE: (Title and brief description) Damages under IRC 6673 against Respondent.
STATUS OF STIPULATION OF FACTS: Completed _____ In Process √_
1. Petitioner raised no arguments classified by the IRS as “frivolous” in this case.
2. Petitioner only raised positions listed by Congress in IRC 6330/6320.
3. The Appeals Division falsely accused Petitioner of raising arguments in his “Request for a Collection Due Process Hearing” form that were classified by the IRS as frivolous or groundless.
4. For the false accusation, the Commissioner should pay damages under IRC 6673.
5. Petitioner is entitled to a face-to-face conference before Appeals.
6. Petitioner has met all the qualifications for am in-person hearing.
7. Only Congress can set the pre-conditions for a face-to-face conference.
ISSUES:
1. Petitioner raised no frivolous arguments.WITNESS(ES) YOU EXPECT TO CALL: (Name and brief summary of expected testimony)
None at this time.
SUMMARY OF FACTS: (Attach separate pages, if necessary, to inform Court of facts in chronological narrative form)
These are listed on Petitioner’s CDPH Request, Petitioner’s Petition and Petitioner’s Supplement to Petition which is hereby incorporated by reference.
BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF LEGAL AUTHORITIES: (Attach separate pages, if necessary, to discuss fully your legal position) IRC 6330/6320
EVIDENTIARY PROBLEMS:
NA
DATE: December 18, 2007 ___________________________________
Petitioner
Return to: Judge Thomas B. Wells
United States Tax Court, Room 432
400 Second-Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20217