olympus593
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Hmmm, I'm almost 100% certain that would not fly with an auditor. I guess your CPA is the one signing the return so you don't have to worry about it. The question is if the questionable deductions make you enough extra on your return to pay for the CPA.
I've found that if I leave the gray areas off the return and do it myself, I still come out ahead of paying a CPA a couple hundred bucks to do it for me.
I got audited by my state a couple years ago and all that my CPA wrote off around 40K was all legal, I even got a check for an extra $31 from the state when it was all said and done.