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2. The United States is rcitbout J.nfornatlon or l(nolrledge

sufficient tc form a belief as to the truth of the al.legatlonscontained in paragraph z and, on tbat ba6is, denies theallegaLions.

3. The United Stat€s i.s rrithout informatJon or J<nowledge

sufficient to forn a belief as to the truth of the arteEationscontai.ned in paragraph 3 a*d, on that baeis, der:les theal legatione.

4. Denies ttrat the Internal Revenue Service j-s an agency

of tlre Llnited stateg Gov€rnrnent but arrnLts thaf the ttnited gtat€s

of America *ould b€ a proper patry to thiE astLon. Adni.ts thatthe rRS has sereed a Notice of rewy on plai.ntiff far frrrlds olred

to defendant stave llorEan.

5. Ad$its that the IRS has made a demand on plaintiff forpayaent of funds owed to gteve lilorgan. The United States iswithout information or kno*rledge sufficient to forrn a belief as

to the truth of the remainlng allegatlons, and, on that basis,denies the remaining allegatione.

6, Adrrits that Exhibits A and B are att&ched and areraspectively, a copy of a letter froh Lonni.e Crockett and a ccpy

of a Notice of I€vy €erved by the IRs.

7, The United Etates ie without Lnfornation or knowledge

suff,icient to forltr a belief as to the truth of the allegationscontained in paragraph 7 an<i, on that hasis, denies theallegrati"ons.

UIIIrED S?A?SS AI{SWER At[D CIAItrr - 2