Most people wouldn't consider Victoria's Secret lingerie "protective clothing," but one taxpayer thought he just might slip it past the IRS.
The owner of a tree-cutting business tried to deduct a few hundred dollars worth of ladies underwear from Victoria's Secret, along with the rest of the protective clothing he needed for his job, as a business expense.
Kristin Roberts, tax supervisor at Bailey Murphy & Scarano said the five receipts from the lingerie store immediately caught her eye, and the deduction was removed from his return before making it to the IRS.
Taxpayers can claim up to $13,360 for each child they have adopted in the past 6 years.
