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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Easterbrook finds that the tax court properly found for the IRS in a dispute over a couple's claim for a research expense tax credit. There is no support for the couple's claim that the husband's salary and bonus as president of the wife's firm were research expenses, as there are no written records of how he spent his time. Affirmed.
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