*Practice Not Perfect—In a new case, a neurosurgeon had a dispute with a hospital for which she had a contract. She deducted practice-related expenses as a self-employed taxpayer on Schedule C, but the Tax Court determined that the neurosurgeon was never self-employed. Instead, she was functioning as an employee. Thus, the expenses could be written off only on Schedule A, subject to the limit for miscellaneous expenses.
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