Richard Paul Matsch

2010

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What was filed

  • 12

    investments

  • 0

    positions

  • 0

    gifts

  • 0

    agreements

  • 0

    debts

  • 0

    reimbursements

  • 0

    income

  • 0

    spouse income

As filed

Checking Account, Wells Fargo Bank — Interest

Abbott Lab - common — Int/Div

IBM - common — Int/Div

Merck -common — Int/Div

First Commonwealth Financial Corp. — Int/Div

3-M (Minn. Mining & Mfg.) — Int/Div

Potomac Electric Power (Pepco Holdings) — Int/Div

Norfolk Southern Corp. — Int/Div

Hospira, Inc

Bank NY Mellon — Int/Div

First Clearing Wells Fargo — Int/Div

First Clearing Wells Fargo — Interest

Part VII. Investments and Trusts

Line 9 - no income received

Lines 11 & 12 - Wachovia Securities accounts transferred to First Clearing - Wells Fargo

In Part VII, page 4, lines 2-13 Column C was not Copper because all of those items of income were from securities that are solely owned by!’

1 and

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I have no knowledge of the value of those securities. |’

| had an investment portfolio before we were married. By premarital agreement, she has always

maintained her own finances with a separate bank account, “her own brokerage account, her own financial adviser and her own books and records. The only asset

i “owned is our residence.

We file aj ! tax return and I understand that raises a presumption of knowledge of the sources of income that is reported. Our return is prepared by an

accountant and each of us separately provides him with the necessary information and supporting papers. I am willing to sign the return in reliance on her honesty

in reporting

1 has provided me with the identification of her sources of investment income to enable me to comply with the disqualification requirements of 28 U.S.C.

Sec. 445. My request to provide the additional information necessary to complete Column C in Part VII, page 4, lines 2-12, was denied based on her observation

that granting me access to her financial records would be contrary to our pre-nuptial agreement which we have scrupulously followed during the 50 years of our

marriage. I respect her decision

I requested our tax accountant to prepare separate tax returns. He did so and the additional tax that I would be required to pay in a separate return would be a

substantial burden. I believe that I have made a good faith effort to comply with the reporting provisions of the law

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