Discussion:Salon employee fringe benefit???
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Discussion Forum Index --> Accounting Questions --> Salon employee fringe benefit???
| 8 May 2007 | |
| One of my clients is a beauty salon owner. She gives her employees free services for themselves and their family members. I am trying to figure out how she should book these transactions.
For her employees, is this free service considered a fringe benefit and should be taxable income? what about the family members? Her salon performed a service but did not get revenue for it. any thoughts would be appreciated.... Thanks, | |
| 8 May 2007 | |
| de minimus fringe or no additional cost fringe, either way tax free | |
