Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
Yes, this is what's most interesting to me. But again, it's not what shows on the tax returns. Anybody can put anything on a tax return. What would be of interest is some documentation from the IRS that the unusual deductions held up to the IRS scrutiny and he could in fact deduct such things as groceries for a business meal deduction. We don't need his tax returns for that -- we need an opinion from the IRS.
I don't have any problem with a sch-c from Robs desk drawer. If its totally made up that's OK too. It's for educational purposes only. He doesn't have to prove anything.