Labor/Employment
Jul. 20, 1999
Free Lunch
Free Lunch TAX LAW: Under some circumstances, meals provided by the employer can be both fully deductible and nontaxable to the employees. By Mark R. Sieke
^^The Adviser^^
By Mark R. Sieke
Perhaps the ultimate fringe benefit is one that is fully deductible by the employer for income tax purposes, yet not taxable as income to the employees. Few perks still fit this category (especially if one doesn't count office su...
By Mark R. Sieke
Perhaps the ultimate fringe benefit is one that is fully deductible by the employer for income tax purposes, yet not taxable as income to the employees. Few perks still fit this category (especially if one doesn't count office su...
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