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I don't think it works like that. Do employees today get taxed on the value of the free food ? Why would that be different if it costs 1$ , and how do you defi
by ironjunkie 8y ago
I don't think it works like that.
Do employees today get taxed on the value of the free food ? Why would that be different if it costs 1$ , and how do you define the value of the free food anyways ?
- jschwartzi 8y agoIt's technically compensation, so why wouldn't it be taxable?
- ironjunkie 8y agoDo you get taxed on the free coke you get in the break room ? It just doesn't seem to work like that. It would also require to put a $ amount on the price of the "free" meal. Which would not make it free anymore.