Rental properties for worker housing
in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
If your headquarters is located elsewhere and you only find yourself in Washington, D.C., every once in a while, you could—theoretically—file travel reimbursements and claim workdays (plus per diems) as business expenses, effectively treating the rest of your rental days as a form of non-taxable compensation.
I say "theoretically" because if you’re constantly in Washington, D.C., this wouldn't fly with the IRS. Plus, St. John's is just too close to Washington, D.C. for those kinds of tax gymnastics to work.
I say "theoretically" because if you’re constantly in Washington, D.C., this wouldn't fly with the IRS. Plus, St. John's is just too close to Washington, D.C. for those kinds of tax gymnastics to work.