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Tax Planning and Research Accounting 5339-001 Spring Semester 2016 Case Study #3 (100 Points) Due Date of this Assignment: May 11, 2016 Prepare a protest to the Appeals Division of the Internal Revenue Service regarding the adjustments proposed by the examining agent in the attached Case Study. Format for this assignment: The Case Study can be no shorter than five pages, nor no longer than seven pages. The protest is to be typed on standard 81/2 by 11 inch paper, have one inch margins. For the type face use Times New Roman font, 12 point. Papers are to be stapled with no outside cover. Failure to follow formatting instructions will significantly impact your grade by reducing it by 20 points. You will be graded on the basis of your communication ability as well as your research techniques. THE CASE STUDY IS TO BE TURNED IN AT THE BEGINNING OF THE CLASS SESSION ON May 11, 2016. ANY CASE STUDY TURNED IN ON THE DUE DATE BUT LATER THAN THE SCHEDULED TIME WILL RECEIVE AN AUTOMATIC 20% REDUCTION IN GRADE. NO CASE STUDY WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR GRADING AT ANY TIME FOLLOWING THE DATE SUCH ASSIGNMENT IS SCHEDULED FOR SUBMISSION. Final Case Study Vince Vango is a CPA who practices as a sole proprietor. Vince attended the University of Texas in Arlington where he majored in art and minored in accounting. Vince proved himself to be an accomplished painter, but could not find a job in the world of art. Upon being graduated from UTA in 2004, he went to work for PriceWaterhouseCoopers in Dallas, Texas. He worked for PWC for several years until he left in 2008. His primary reason for leaving was to establish his own accounting practice where he would have time to develop as an artist while supporting himself through his accounting business. To further his artistic pursuits, he relocated to a small artist colony in Wimberley, Texas. His current address is 4578 Pastoral Lane, Wimberley Texas 76503. He owns a small house and uses part of the first floor…