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I understand, Glenn....

In Response To: Re: Let me rephrase then... ()

I understand everything you say and I'm not disagreeing with any of it. I'm just trying to figure out if there is anything wrong legally about purchasing a $2k watch and claiming it as a deduction. I'm trying to see where the law states that a "tool neccessary for my volunteer work" has to be a certain price and I must not purchase one that is 100 times the cost of another one that would do the same job if not better.

It is not an ethical question, it's a legal question.

As for wether it's ethical/moral to do such thing is besides the point. With laws we're having nowadas virtue has gone out the window....