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Outstaffing Expenses May Be Diversified
 04.03.08
Companies using outstaffed employees may not write off expenses for those employees' traveling, lodging, meals, training and certification from their profit tax. The official explanation given states that outstaffed employees may not be considered full-time employees and thus such expenses are not applicable to tax deductions outlined in the tax code. The FTS has generally been skeptical and discouraging of outsourcing arrangements.
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