TAYLOR V. COMMISSIONER 54 T.C.M. 129 (1987) CASE BRIEF

TAYLOR V. COMMISSIONER
54 T.C.M. 129 (1987)
NATURE OF THE CASE: This was a dispute over a lawn mowing deduction because of severe allergies. Taylor (P) appealed to the Tax Court from a denial of lawn mowing expenses.
FACTS: Taylor (P) was instructed by his doctor not to mow his lawn because of his severe allergies. P paid $178 to have his lawn mowed in 1982 and claimed a medical expense deduction.

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RULE OF LAW:


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LEGAL ANALYSIS:





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