Tax break for college courses may resurface

Article Abstract:

Congress permitted the educational-assistance exclusion to expire for courses beginning after May 31, 1997. Without the exclusion, many employees will have to pay taxes on education paid for by their companies unless the course qualifies as a fringe benefit.

Education, Higher, Higher education

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The bottom line on taxable perks

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Imputed income from life insurance, company cars and moving expenses must be added to an employee's W-2. Tips on tracking car mileage, calculating the taxable amount of insurance premiums over $50,000, and moving expense rules, are provided.

Employee Benefits & Services, Compensation and benefits, Human resource management, Executives, Executive compensation

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The taxing bottom line on holiday giving

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De minimis, or small, gifts to employees do not need to be declared as taxable compensation, but business owners must be careful to follow the letter of the law. Tax rules regarding issuing gift certificates are discussed.

Small Business, Laws, regulations and rules, Finance, Gift tax

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