Corporate Pilot Tax Deductions
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Corporate Pilot Tax Deductions
As an ex-121 guy, now HAPPILY working in a corp flight department with tax season upon me, I was wondering what tax deductions do you folks take?
I was also trying to figure if the "Airline" standard M&IE per diem deduction could still be used even though my employer pays for hotels & meals.
I would love to hear some thoughts on this.
Thanks for the input...
I was also trying to figure if the "Airline" standard M&IE per diem deduction could still be used even though my employer pays for hotels & meals.
I would love to hear some thoughts on this.
Thanks for the input...
#2
As an ex-121 guy, now HAPPILY working in a corp flight department with tax season upon me, I was wondering what tax deductions do you folks take?
I was also trying to figure if the "Airline" standard M&IE per diem deduction could still be used even though my employer pays for hotels & meals.
I would love to hear some thoughts on this.
Thanks for the input...
I was also trying to figure if the "Airline" standard M&IE per diem deduction could still be used even though my employer pays for hotels & meals.
I would love to hear some thoughts on this.
Thanks for the input...
Since most 121 employers pay for hotels too, it sounds like your question pretty much relates to the M&IE part of the equation.
How does your employer pay for meals? Do you use a company credit card and just submit receipts? Is the $$ for meals "L" coded in box 12 of your W-2?
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Bluntly put, you can not take a deduction for monies you did not spend. Monies that you were required to spend in the furtherance of your employeer's enterprise, i.e. if the employer required you to pay for your own training, are deductible as non-reimbursed employee business expenses but are subject to a 2 percent of your adjusted gross incule (AGI) exclusion. So if you are making $100,000 the first $2,000.00 that you spend on uniforms (if required by the employer), flashlights, batteries, Jeppesens, etc. are not deductible.
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Gang, thanks for the input.
I was tracking in that thought process, but since this is my first experience with calculating taxes with a corp job, thought I would throw the question out there.
Thanks a gain for the input...
I was tracking in that thought process, but since this is my first experience with calculating taxes with a corp job, thought I would throw the question out there.
Thanks a gain for the input...
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