Jim Jones Wants To Write Off "Making It Rain" From His Taxes...Hmmm!

Jim Jones says when he turns in his taxes next month, he plans to take a deduction for all the money he spent making it rain in strip clubs in 2012. And Jim might not be alone, as several rappers claim they're going to write off their strip club expenses this year. 

Bizzy Bone tells TMZ, "I'm giving charity to females who need their light bills paid. So, of course, that's a write-off. You write off your kids, don't you?" He adds that making it rain "is good for business and promotion that comes with the lifestyle of a rapper. They bump our music in a strip club, so me giving the girls a little bit of change to shake their ass -- that comes with the business. Everybody wins."

Daz Dillinger adds, "Hell yeah.  I'm going to see about getting my taxes fixed as soon as possible." And Lil' Flip tells TMZ he's actually deducted strip-club expenses from his taxes.

But even assuming that making it rain could be viewed as a legitimate business expense, there's still one problem -- to make the deductions legit, rappers would need to get receipts from the dancers for all the money they drop.

Taxpreparers and Acccountants:  Is This A Fair Request?