One of the criteria to be satisfied in order for a business to deduct an expense is that the expense be "necessary." In applying this standard, case law has determined that necessary means

A. mandated by law.
B. indispensable if the business is to succeed.
C. appropriate and helpful to the business.
D. none of the above.


Answer: C

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What will be an ideal response?

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