Brooklyn Grandmother Wins On Dependency Exemption
The argument that the IRS was putting forward was the “tie-breaker” rule. If E.P. was claimed by both Ms. Coultman and her daughter, the tie-breaker rule would give the exemption to the parent. Ms. Coultman did not believe that her daughter, who was not employed during 2008, claimed E.P. The IRS argued that she had, but was unable to introduce any proof.
Book On New Jersey Wines Does Not Support Deducting Trips To France
Professor Westrich was able to point to a publishing success that might make his years of research profitable. Unfortunately, the Tax Court did not think that writing “The Wines of New Jersey” required annual trips to France for nearly a decade. When I think New Jersey and wine, the thing that pops into my mine is Boone Farm Wine. That was one of the favorite wines in Fairview in the early seventies. It was really good after a couple of joints – that’s what I was told by some people anyway. Apparently, the Garden State has a strong viticulture tradition which Professor Westrich documents. Who knew?
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