No IRS Abuse of Discretion Affirms Tax Court Holding
December 16, 2019
A Tax Court decision was affirmed dealing with IRS Abuse of Discretion. J. Frank Best, Tax Controversy CPA/U. S. Tax Court Litigator with locations in
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Entertainment Company Was a Trade or Business, but Failed to Substantiate Expenses The Tax Court held that an entertainment company that signed artists and produced,