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Andrew, who operates a laundry business, incurred the following expenses during the year. ∙ parking ticket of $250 for one of his delivery vans that parked illegally. ∙ parking ticket of $75 when he parked illegally while attending a rock concert in tulsa. ∙ dui ticket of $500 while returning from the rock concert. ∙ attorney's fee of $600 associated with the dui ticket. what amount can andrew deduct for these expenses? a.$1,425. b.$600. c.$0. d.$250.

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