The value of services provided by employees of the taxpayer to assist a sister company represented revenues notwithstanding that the amounts (which ultimately proved uncollectible) were inappropriately deducted from the taxpayer's wage expense for the year rather than recorded as revenue.
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debiting receivable to expense did not preclude write-off
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