The latest in IRS’ war against tax-avoiding tool reimbursement plans means more work for you — and more money out of your company’s pocket.
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Tags: Audits, Employee reimbursements, IRS, Resource, Tax compliance, Tool plans
The recent increase in the standard business mileage rate was a welcome change for most. But folks still clamoring for more could affect your company.
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Tags: Congress, Economic outlook, IRS, mileage rate, T&E
If a non-cash gift or employee perk has a value of $25 or less, it’s definitely considered a de minimis fringe, right? Wrong.
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Tags: A/P, Fringe benefits, Payroll, Tax compliance
Help for a thorny employee payment/reimbursement issue regarding cell phones may be closer than you thought.
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Tags: IRS regs, Pending legislation, Reimbursement, T&E
Everyone’s feeling the pinch of expensive gas, but you haven’t yet seen the worst of what it can do to Accounting.
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Tags: Fringe benefits, Inflation, T&E, Transportation benefits
IRS just dropped a doozy on you: As of July 1, the standard business mileage rate will go up
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Tags: IRS, mileage rate, Reimbursement
Looking to improve your retirement plan — or just have better resources to pass on when employees come to you with questions? Look no further:
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Tags: IRS, Resource, Retirement plans, Tax compliance
Safety gear employees use in production would seem to be non-taxable under most states’ manufacturing exemptions.
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The new maximum contribution levels for ‘09 are:
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Tags: Contribution limits, HSAs, IRS
What’s the worst that can happen if you don’t segregate key Accounting duties?
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Tags: Fraud prevention, Reimbursements
