Which of the following does not give rise to a business expense for uniforms or special clothing?
A)A lawyer buys a business suit.
B)A mascot buys his costume.
C)A baseball player buys his team uniform.
D)A scientist buys his hazmat suit.
E)All of the above are deductible.

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The purchase of a business suit by a lawyer would not be considered a deductible expense for uniforms or special clothing, as it is not specific to the individual's job or required for their work. The other options all involve uniforms or special clothing that are necessary for the individual's specific job or work environment.

Which of the Following Does Not Give Rise to a Business