Lakesha L. Norington v. State of Indiana (mem. dec.)

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• holding that a tax return does not establish that a taxpayer had income and losses in the amounts reported on the return
• holding that tax returns alone do not establish a taxpayer's entitlement to claimed deductions
• explaining that a tax return is merely a statement of claim and does not establish truth of matters - 12 - [ ] stated therein
• Commissioner sent copies of opinions which had rejected taxpayer’s contentions as frivolous and taxpayer admitted to having read them
• \The fact that a return is signed under penalty of perjury is not sufficient to substantiate deductions claimed on it.\
• \The fact that a return is signed under penalty of perjury is not sufficient to substantiate deductions claimed on it.\

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