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Back when my wife worked at Disneyland in her late teens, it was a guy to played Tinkerbelle and flew through the air. Psy

For our employee's the vehicle use, falls under the Commuting Rule. As for the point on the value of the pass, per the IRS from Publication 15-B: General Valuation Rule You must use the general valuation rule to determine the value of most fringe benefits. Under this rule, the value of a...

There should be a value assigned to them. Using my company vehicle example in my previous post, the amount is either $3 dollars a day or keeping the mileage log and any none company miles are at .655 cents per mile. So if you drive to and from work is 20 miles total that would be either $3...

It is considered a fringe benefit, and the value of the passes should have been added into the employee's paycheck, either at the end of the year or the value broken down by how many pay periods they had and added that way. I do the payroll here at our office, and at the end of the year, any...

What they are more than likely talking about is for construction type of contracts. What that means, is that on a lot of public projects, the owner would like a certain percentage of the work to be performed/supplied by a minority company. We see it all the time to where the General Contractor...