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Business travel is not taxable for the employee.

• pdimitar 2y ago
  Okay, but how is that a reward? Maybe I wrongfully assumed we were talking about a money / material reward here.
  • darkwater 2y ago
    If you consider going to a conference abroad like a mini-holiday with everything paid, and maybe even some fun activity, well, it can be seen as a reward.
  • BurningFrog 2y ago
    I got to spend a week in a nice hotel in an exciting foreign location with (by Swedish standards) fantastic weather for free. Personally I also enjoyed some of the C++ talks, but I had no obligation to attend them.
  • roncesvalles 2y ago
    Many big tech companies treat business trips as rewards. Fly business, live in a nice-ish hotel, get meals and taxi comped. It's a little vacation. One of my early managers (based in Asia) saw his annual two-week business trip to the Bay Area as one of the most valuable perks of the job. He even brought his family along a few times (he paid for their travel obviously, but they probably shared his hotel rooms).