I would confer with their statement that some on the other side of the coin are exaggerating when they claim their structure "has been blessed by the IRS".  

I prepped for the meeting, reserved time on my schedule, and booked a conference room at work for our call.They never called.

The only problem is that many expense categories were just totally rejected even though I provided detailed files of scanned receipts.There is no explanation from my Turbo Tax Defense Audit Representative. 

The second, more expensive, and far less common approach is to build a defense in depth against moisture infiltration and mold growth that accepts that below-grade space can never be above-grade space, however you try to turn it into something it isn't.

Glad I read the whole thread first :)Your first line of defense when getting these requests is simple: if the nature of the disability or need for the animal is not obvious (i.e. a "seeing eye dog" for a blind tenant), you are legally permitted to require the applicant provide official documentation of the need for the animal, and the type of animal, from a physician, psychiatrist, social worker, or mental health professional.

sounds like a good reason to meet for a free consultation with a lawyer on the matter. all you will get here are opinions and although there are some attorneys on BP, you need to confer with one in IL which is considered an attorney state, if I'm not mistaken. 

Chris is just trying to in a NICE way tell you this is all paranoia and will not stand up in an affirmative defense.. sometimes you just get sued. 

Travel/hotel/mileage, meals, office equipment/supplies/furniture, cell phones (including all monthly fees), all subscriptions (print/digital), REIA fees, conferences, education.

I guess with my receipts I'd have a defensible position.

(ii) with regard to (A), (B), (C), and (D) reserving, however, all rights and defenses as to any successor that the Company would have had against any predecessor Insured.