Congress has continually struggled with allowing employees a deduction for unreimbursed home office expenses. Perceptions about the legitimacy and necessity of such a deduction have resulted in what many may now view as arbitrary and inequitable tax policy. As millions of employees have been required to work from home during the pandemic, there has been a tangible shifting of office space costs from the employer to the employee. Although work life will certainly return to some form of new normal, it is important that Congress realign tax policy to recognize the increased burden being shifted from employers to employees as many employees continue to work from home. This could be done by allowing employees a limited above-the-line deduction...
The deduction allowed under the Internal Revenue Code for business meal expenses has been the subjec...
The Department of the Treasury has recently issued a discussion draft of the first comprehensive reg...
The proposal is offered as a part of the Shelf Project, a collaboration by tax professionals to deve...
Congress has continually struggled with allowing employees a deduction for unreimbursed home office ...
The employee home office expense deduction of today bears only a slight resemblance to its ancestor ...
The Internal Revenue Code expressly and impliedly allows taxpayers to deduct many business-related e...
The fuzzy dichotomy between business or profit-motivated expenses and personal expenses has long pla...
A year on, we can reflect with more certainty on the way the country has changed since the pandemic ...
This Note argues that the Tax Court\u27s more liberal interpretation is correct because it more near...
Section 280A of the Internal Revenue Code allows a taxpayer to deduct expenses incurred with respect...
This viewpoint criticizes a recent Tax Court decision, Bulas v. Commissioner, denying an accountant ...
The applicable law governing the income tax deductibility of home workspace expenses incurred by per...
In December 2017, Congress passed major tax reform. The reform included an important new provision t...
New York\u27s convenience of the employer doctrine overtaxes nonresident telecommuters on the days...
In December 2017, Congress passed major tax reform. The reform included an important new provision t...
The deduction allowed under the Internal Revenue Code for business meal expenses has been the subjec...
The Department of the Treasury has recently issued a discussion draft of the first comprehensive reg...
The proposal is offered as a part of the Shelf Project, a collaboration by tax professionals to deve...
Congress has continually struggled with allowing employees a deduction for unreimbursed home office ...
The employee home office expense deduction of today bears only a slight resemblance to its ancestor ...
The Internal Revenue Code expressly and impliedly allows taxpayers to deduct many business-related e...
The fuzzy dichotomy between business or profit-motivated expenses and personal expenses has long pla...
A year on, we can reflect with more certainty on the way the country has changed since the pandemic ...
This Note argues that the Tax Court\u27s more liberal interpretation is correct because it more near...
Section 280A of the Internal Revenue Code allows a taxpayer to deduct expenses incurred with respect...
This viewpoint criticizes a recent Tax Court decision, Bulas v. Commissioner, denying an accountant ...
The applicable law governing the income tax deductibility of home workspace expenses incurred by per...
In December 2017, Congress passed major tax reform. The reform included an important new provision t...
New York\u27s convenience of the employer doctrine overtaxes nonresident telecommuters on the days...
In December 2017, Congress passed major tax reform. The reform included an important new provision t...
The deduction allowed under the Internal Revenue Code for business meal expenses has been the subjec...
The Department of the Treasury has recently issued a discussion draft of the first comprehensive reg...
The proposal is offered as a part of the Shelf Project, a collaboration by tax professionals to deve...