Here is an email: Hi Mr. Tycholiz, My name is Tamara and I work with Judy on the Enron program here at PricewaterhouseCoopers. I have been looking over your file and have a question with regard to the fax which you sent to us on August 29, 2001. There may have been a misunderstanding regarding the intention of you faxing those documents to us. We looked at the fax and understood it to be for our files. However, from your most recent email, we are now thinking that you had expected us to take some kind of action on your behalf with the IRS. The original notice from the IRS is dated June 23rd, 2001. It states that should you not agree with their figures, you should contact them. We assumed that you did not agree with the notice and had contacted them. Our question is: did you contact the IRS and/or send in the forms with your wife's SSN or was it action that we were meant to take? If you could please clarify this at your earliest convenience, we will try to get this resolved as soon as possible. Kind regards,
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A: IRS refund
Here is an email: Hi Matt, Carlos gave me a file folder with the Salmon filing docs. I need the corp books with share certs, as we are selling the member interests and expect to do so with share certificates. I need it by Friday if at all possible. Thanks,
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A: Salmon
Here is an email: Ben noticed a mistake in the ABB contract - one I missed. Enron's address was listed as 1400 Louisiana. I could not figure out where that address came from, as it had been correct before. I asked Kathy and she told me that she changed it from Smith to Louisiana because she thought that was the correct address. Ok, now I'm scared.
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