Charles A. Nemish and Evelyn W. Nemish v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
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Opinion
The challenged decision of the Tax Court is reported unofficially at P-H Tax Ct. Mem. fl 70,276 (1970). The Tax Court held that the petitioner-husband was not, in his writing activities, engaged in a “trade or business” to which certain of his expenses, claimed to be deductible, related. The Tax Court further found that the claimed deductions did not, in any event, relate to the alleged “trade or business.”
Having carefully reviewed the record, we cannot say that the critical factual determinations of the Tax Court were clearly erroneous; hence, its decision must be, and it hereby is
Affirmed.
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