3. At least it wasn't 'Travel & Entertainment'
Sometimes business owners will try to slide a fast one by the IRS by classifying a business deduction in a category where the dollar signs might not raise an eyebrow.

One such fastball didn't pass the eyebrow test with this Oklahoma accountant, however.

"We were reviewing a business client's accounting entries and noted a check for over $2,000 written to a gynecologist. It was classified on the business books as 'repairs and maintenance.'"

Under my 'supplies'list:
Condoms
lotion
lubricant
toys
batteries (for the toys)
heels
lingerie(work clothes)
mouth wash, mouth wash and more mouth wash
butt wipes
?mmmmmmmmmmm ~ what have I missed?
-a whole lot more.......i think