27Jan
Four Noteworthy Highlights on the Taxation of Fringe Benefits
This article should interest employers that offer fringe benefits to employees in addition to regular pay. An updated IRS publication outlining how employers should tax certain fringe benefits (IRS Publication 15-B) was released on December 26, 2019....
By:
Carlton Fields
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