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Probably because they support taxes on actual income, not taxes on money they've never seen.
by rconti 9y ago
Probably because they support taxes on actual income, not taxes on money they've never seen.
- camiller 9y agoarguably, the tuition being waived does have a value and is given as part of employment compensation. How would it be any different that if my employer provided a free gym membership, which is considered taxable income even though it is money I never get.