The article focuses on the taxability of employer-provided educational assistance in the U.S. Topics include job-related education as a working condition of fringe benefits, the taxable compensation of employee benefits, and qualified tuition reduction programs at educational institutions. Information is...
It will show how the structure and policy of these programs suggests that the earned miles are really taxable award or prize income as described in section 74, regardless of whether the mileage is earned in a business or personal context, and not taxable fringe benefits or tax-free purchase ...
According to the IRS, you must use the general valuation rule to determine the value of most fringe benefits. The FMV is not the amount the employer or employee determines to be the value of the housing. Instead, employers may determine the fair market value of housing by:...
The article offers information on the taxability of relocation loans as offered by the fringe benefits through the Internal Revenue Code Section 132. It presents two major exceptions that does not consider employees taxable event including the amount of loan to the employee should not be greater ...