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post #1 of 7
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I'm buying out a good chunk of inventory from a store, and the seller will only take cash - no checks, etc.

Can I record/document this transaction in the books w/o raising red flags if I'm audited down the road? It's a decent amt of money that I'd like to be able to write off.
post #2 of 7
Will you get a receipt from the seller?
post #3 of 7
I have reported you to the IRS.
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Originally Posted by Connemara View Post
I have reported you to the IRS.

Sheesh...give a guy a job in government and suddenly he becomes "the man". Besides, I thought that "creative tax avoidance" was a prerequisite to getting a job in government these days.
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Will you get a receipt from the seller?

Doubtful, as I'm not purchasing the inventory directly from the store, but rather the individuals in charge of selling the excess.
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Doubtful, as I'm not purchasing the inventory directly from the store, but rather the individuals in charge of selling the excess.

Will you get a receipt from the individuals in charge of selling the excess?
post #7 of 7
I purchased from plenty of dodgy places while I was a logistics/finance specialist in the armed forces. As what taxgenius69 is driving at, get a damn receipt! If you can't get it printed, get it handwritten with itemized details if possible and contact information of the seller.
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