So, when did paying off prostitutes become a crime? If it is, we going to need more jails in D.C. and NY. If there a clearly written law that indicates whether such is a business expense or a personal expense? How do other politicians designate the payments (because don’t tell me it hasn’t been done before)? Is there even written guidance from the IRS as to how such should be categorized if paid via your attorney?
I figure if I was paying an attorney to handle matters for me and wrote him a check for $5,000 to handle the expenses and time spent, I’d just write “legal fee” in the memo line and let the attorney cover any expenses (postage, filing fees, prostitution pay-off) out of that amount.
>> So, when did paying off prostitutes become a crime?
Ron DeRangement wouldn’t know anything about that.