Imputed income may be provided to employees who work at your small business. If so, it is important to recognize it to avoid tax penalties for your company and your employees.

Reporting Imputed Income Imputed income goes on your W-2 like regular income. Your employer prepares your W-2 and sends it to you. You then use it to complete your state and federal income tax ...

"It follows, therefore, that the candidates—not the trial court—bear responsibility for the failed primary," The Supreme ...

Over 1 in 10 dollars of Canadian GDP growth came from imputed rents—a theoretical amount homeowners would pay if they rented ...

Going through various calculations, the U.S. District Court corrected the imputed distribution amount to a little over $3 million and then noted that the LLC had already paid $1.375 million to ...

Imputed income refers to non-cash benefits employees receive from their employer — things like company-paid life insurance, gym memberships or commuter benefits — that the IRS still considers ...

The imputed income rules apply, but the lending parent or grandparent can report imputed interest at the lower of the applicable federal rate or the borrower’s net investment income for the year.

Refers to the value of an asset, service, or company that is not physically recorded in any accounts but is implicit in the product, e.g., the opportunity cost of cash remaining in a savings ...

In Kay v. Kay, 37 N.Y.2d 632 (1975), the husband, a salesman, owned real estate and securities estimated at almost a million dollars, two-thirds of it in IBM stock, from which he derived an income ...

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