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They really should be taxed in the US, too. They are compensation. The IRS has a guideline that says (not exact words) "if it's too petty to keep track of, lik
by danielweber 13y ago
They really should be taxed in the US, too. They are compensation.
The IRS has a guideline that says (not exact words) "if it's too petty to keep track of, like someone using the Xerox machine for personal use, don't worry about it." Free cans of soda probably fall in that petty category.
- marcosdumay 13y agoHere in Brazil such kinds of compensation are explicitly non-taxable. The employer can even give it in an specific moretary instrument (not money, but something traceable), and won't pay taxes over it.