Annual dues Tampa Bay Golf Club Restaurant meals with clients after golf Meals with clients at the Club's dining room where business was conducted Greens fees (personal and with clients) Meals (personal) Total Calculate the portion of the $4,050 that Milly can deduct. $fill in the blank 1 $2,000 500 600 700 250 $4,050

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