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Article Date: May 2010
Word Count: 577

Entertainment Tax Deductions Look Fishy

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I am engaged in an IRS audit, and my big problem is entertainment.

 

My first visit with the IRS was unsatisfactory. I did not have any proof of my entertainment. The auditor allowed me to return for a second visit, at which point I would have the opportunity to prove my entertainment.

 

I returned home and made extensive lists ... Log in to view full article.

 

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