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Post-TCJA Deduction Disallowance Rules for Meals: Possible 100% Deduction for Snacks Under Code Section 132
Morgan Lewis Dec. 26, 2018
"Notice 2018-76 ... confirmed that food and beverages provided during an entertainment activity may qualify for a 50% deduction, even though the 'entertainment expenses' (apart from food and beverages) are 100% disallowed, under the TCJA's 100% disallowance for entertainment expenses (effective after 2017). However, the notice did not discuss on-premises food and beverages, nor did it address Section 132(e) de minimis fringe benefits."
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