On the recordSeptember 9, 2024
The reason, and as a former employer, is that if Congress made that move, it basically would add to the taxable income of all the employees
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congress.govThe reason, and as a former employer, is that if Congress made that move, it basically would add to the taxable income of all the employees
Courtney explains the impact of reducing tax-exempt status on employees' taxable income.
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