IRS Seeks to Repeal Cell Phone Tax Law
Jun 17, 2009, 8:04 AM by Eric M. Zeman
Last week, the Internal Revenue Service sought pubic comments on the idea of taxing personal use of cell phones that are provided by employers. Due to the highly negative response from both employees and business owners, the IRS has now changed its mind and decided to repeal the tax altogether. IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman said, "The passage of time, advances in technology, and the nature of communication in the modern workplace have rendered this law obsolete." Businesses and employees alike believed that sorting out business use versus personal use on cell phone bills would be overly burdensome to all involved. The IRS is recommending that congress repeal the law.
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| Here's how it would have worked... | jskrenes |
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| Pubic comments? LMAO!! | A-JoinT |
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| Clip doesn't say enough - THIS DOES | cellphone021 |
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| BS | enin |
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| I fought the law... | snakpakdeuce |
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| My Feet Are Cold | crood |
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