Apparently during the late 70′s and early 80′s TSR was given deductions for research expenses. The law as written was designed for science and technology companies and explicitly denied deductions based for anything related to the social sciences. There is even an attempt to justify play testing as an expense.
Anyway, this lawsuit spells out in financial terms the deductions taken by TSR by employee, not by name but by title and department. Someone here probably can put the name to the job. What is staggering is the amounts involved in just one small aspect of their overall tax picture.
Someone who is a lawyer, an accountant, or even better both of those things will be better prepared then I was reading it. But don't take my word click the link.
nogrod.net/tsr-lawsuits-or-one-companie ... x-evasion/
