Hi,
When relocating (Australia to Texas) on an L1 visa your company can give you money for a one-way airfare and it's tax exempt
Does somebody know if the tax authorities in the US will also accept a return flight as tax exempt if I can show them that it's cheaper than a one-way flight?
I know that common sense would say yes, but unfortunately common sense doesn't work some times with tax authorities
If you say it's accepted can you please let me know where have you found that in some official document? I can't find anything anywhere that says that this would be accepted
And I need to see it somewhere 'official' to have a meaninful discussion with my HR
Thanks
When relocating (Australia to Texas) on an L1 visa your company can give you money for a one-way airfare and it's tax exempt
Does somebody know if the tax authorities in the US will also accept a return flight as tax exempt if I can show them that it's cheaper than a one-way flight?
I know that common sense would say yes, but unfortunately common sense doesn't work some times with tax authorities
If you say it's accepted can you please let me know where have you found that in some official document? I can't find anything anywhere that says that this would be accepted
And I need to see it somewhere 'official' to have a meaninful discussion with my HR
Thanks