By Firm StaffWith regards to the recent Tax Reform it is unclear if Fringe benefits will be a good thing. In the Case of the S Corp it may or may not be if you own more than 2% of the company. Regardless if you benefit the Federal tax law does allow the cost of fringes benefits as an deductible expenses for your S corporation tax return. However, Shareholders who owns more than 2%, may suffer additional taxes on some of the benefits because the tax code requires your corporation to put selected benefits on your W-2. The outcome is sometimes favorable and sometimes not. The rule that cases this concern is the following:
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