IRS Form 9333

Exhibit 8.7.1-4  (11-06-2007)
Form 9333

Internal Revenue Service Department of the Treasury
   
   
Under IRC 7430 of the Internal Revenue Code, pertaining to administrative costs,
(Taxpayer's Name, Address, and Identification Number)
   
   
   
makes the following agreement with the Commissioner of Internal Revenue:
   
It is hereby determined and agreed that the following reasonable administrative costs are recoverable from the Internal Revenue Service:
Fees paid for the services of a qualified representative
 1994 40 hours @ $ 98.88 per hour = $ 3,955.20
 1995 30 hours @ 101.41 per hour = $ 3,042.30
  $ 6,997.50
Expenses of expert witness = $ 5,495.00
Cost of engineering report and testing = $ 2,200.00
Total recoverable costs $14,692.50
   
   
  Form 9333 (5–99)
   
   
Internal Revenue Service  
Department of the Treasury  
   
Under IRC 7430 of the Internal Revenue Code, pertaining to administrative costs,
(Taxpayer's Name, Address, and Identification Number)
   
   
   
makes the following agreement with the Commissioner of Internal Revenue:
   
It is hereby determined and agreed that the following reasonable administrative costs are recoverable from the Internal Revenue Service:
 
Cost incurred between June 30, 1996 and December 1997:
Fees paid for the services of a qualified representative, 40 hours @ $110.00 per hour = $4,400.00
   
Cost incurred in 1998:
Fees paid for the services of a qualified representative, 60 hours @ $120.00 per hour = $7,200.00
 
Expenses of expert witness = $2,800.00
Cost of engineering report and testing = $2,000.00
Total recoverable costs $16,400.00
   
   
  Form 9333 (1–91)
This agreement on administrative costs is final and conclusive on the types of costs listed in this agreement except:
 Damages equaling the total amount of costs in this agreement, plus all costs of litigation shall accrue in favor of the United States of America in the event of fraud, malfeasance, or misrepresentation of material fact.
 By signing this agreement, the above parties certify that they have read and agreed to its terms.
   
Your signature  _____________ Date signed  __________
   
Spouse's signature (if related to a joint
return)  ________________ Date signed  _________
   
Taxpayer's representative  ____________ Date signed  ______
   
Taxpayer (other than individual)  _____________________
   
   
  By  _______________ Date signed  ______
 
    Title  ______________
Accepted for the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
     
  By  _______________ Date signed  ______
 
    Title  ______________
     
   
    Form 9333 (1–91)
     
Instructions
 This agreement must be signed and filed in triplicate. (All copies must have original signatures.)
 The original and copies of the agreement must be identical.
 The name of the taxpayer must be stated accurately.
 The agreement may relate to one or more tax years.
 If an attorney or agent signs the agreement for the taxpayer, the power of attorney (or a copy) authorizing that person to sign must be attached to the agreement. If the agreement is made for a year when a joint income tax return was filed by a husband and wife, it should be signed by or for both spouses. One spouse may sign as agent for the other if the document (or a copy) specifically authorizing that spouse to sign is attached to the agreement.
 If the fiduciary signs the agreement for a decedent or an estate, an attested copy of the letters testamentary or the court order authorizing the fiduciary to sign, and a certificate of recent date that the authority remains in full force and effect must be attached to the agreement. If a trustee signs, a certified copy of the trust instrument or a certified copy of extracts from that instrument must be attached showing:
 (1) The date of the instrument;
 (2) That it is or is not of record in any court;
 (3) The names of the beneficiaries;
 (4) The appointment of the trustee, the authority granted, and other information necessary to show that the authority extends to Federal tax matters; and
 (5) That the trust has not been terminated, and that the trustee appointed is still acting. If a fiduciary is a party, Form 56 Notice Concerning Fiduciary Relationship, is ordinarily required.
 If the taxpayer is a corporation, the agreement must be dated and signed with the name of the corporation, the signature and title of an authorized officer or officers, or the signature of an authorized attorney or agent. It is not necessary that a copy of an enabling corporate resolution be attached.
     Form 9333 (1–91)
   
   
   

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