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3.  An employee would like to trade his year-end bonus for an equal amount payable as travel expenses.  We've never encountered this situation before; is it legal?

 

Probably not.  It seems as if the employee is trying to evade taxes by having his taxable bonus paid as non-taxable travel reimbursements.  Under the accountable plan rules, no travel expenses can be reimbursed on a tax-free basis unless the employee submits receipts and substantiates the time, place, and business purpose of the expense. 

 

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