Excuse me for interrupting. One minute.
What you're saying is that while you say you cannot legally say they're not incorporated--because legally they are incorporated--the agency can say that their contract they signed with a client is not valid and therefore you are not going to allow the taxation, the reports, their
income tax returns, tax returns,
that they have filed diligently. You are not going to allow any of the deductions because you have deemed that the contract is not valid and therefore they're subject to a whole other rate of taxation with other rules regarding what's deductible and what's not deductible.
I have a difficult time on the one hand in that you can do that legally, the law allows you to do that, but you're saying at the same time that the law doesn't—