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These are some crazy tax collectors who have seen the customer try. -
Some are legal, some are not.
Just because it's a bit vivid doesn't mean it can't be considered a valid deduction.
Vincent Porter, a CPA from Arlington, Texas, found this year that a client wanted to write off a $200 sex toy.
The client, an exotic dancer, was able to deduct the cost of some vibrators, lubricants and underwear because she used them for webcam work.
"If the roofing worker can deduct the cost of the tools he uses at work, then" action "can also deduct the" tools "she uses to generate revenue," Porter said ".
"As long as she doesn't do anything illegal, we can support the deduction.
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