Question

Remove passive tenseLewis (TC, 1956) held that legal expenses incurred by a taxpayer's wife, which the taxpayer paid pursuant to the settlement of their marital differences, were nondeductible personal expenses.

Accepted Answer

Lewis (TC, 1956) held that legal expenses a taxpayer's wife incurred, which the taxpayer paid pursuant to the settlement of their marital differences, were nondeductible personal expenses.

Front	Remove passive tense Lewis (TC, 1956) held that legal expenses incurred by a taxpayer's wife, which the taxpayer paid pursuant to the settlement of their marital differences, were nondeductible personal expenses.
Back	Lewis (TC, 1956) held that legal expenses a taxpayer's wife incurred, which the taxpayer paid pursuant to the settlement of their marital differences, were nondeductible personal expenses.

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