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  1. Federal Taxes: Re: Reimbursing Charity Miles Driven

    Thanks jdbofky.
  2. Federal Taxes: Re: Reimbursing Charity Miles Driven

    Yes I agree that the .14 covers gas only, but I believe that is because the IRS doesn't allow you to deduct general repair and maintenance expenses, depreciation, registration fees, or the costs of...
  3. Federal Taxes: Re: Reimbursing Charity Miles Driven

    Pub 463(2015): https://www.irs.gov/publications/p463/ch06.html

    Per diem or mileage allowance exceeds the federal rate: Adequate accounting up to the federal rate only and excess not returned. The...
  4. Federal Taxes: Re: Reimbursing Charity Miles Driven

    That's what that CPA said, I asked three CPA's and they all said they felt anything over .14 should be taxable...I didn't want to make it a one sided argument...thats why i left that out..
  5. Federal Taxes: Re: Reimbursing Charity Miles Driven

    I'm fine with paying whatever it should be...the problem is I don't know what the amount should be. I asked because I read that anything above $.14 is certainly allowed, but it should be considered...
  6. Federal Taxes: How Should a Charity Reimburse a Volunteer for Mileage

    I have a question related to what rate to reimburse a volunteer who used their personal vehicle for a trip to take some of the youth group on a retreat. The mileage was close to 500 miles. They...
  7. Federal Taxes: Re: Making a Charitable Contribution That is Reimbursed to Cover Expenses

    I got a brief overview from the previous treasurer but I don't believe so. All I know is what I detailed above... The church was in support of him going but he basically sought out the opportunity...
  8. Federal Taxes: Re: Making a Charitable Contribution That is Reimbursed to Cover Expenses

    my concern is the statement from the church saying what he paid, and was reimbursed was actually not charitable. He basically gave money and was reimbursed so he'd get a statement saying the first...
  9. Federal Taxes: Re: Making a Charitable Contribution That is Reimbursed to Cover Expenses

    To clarify:

    The gentleman paid $3k for the trip (personally), then paid $3k to church, which was reimbursed. So the church only paid $3k total. He's only trying to claim 3k. The second $3k was a...
  10. Federal Taxes: Making a Charitable Contribution That is Reimbursed to Cover Expenses

    I think I know the answer to this, but I'd like some assurance on my interpretation.

    I recently assumed a position as treasurer of my church. In 2015 a gentleman went on a missions trip and paid...
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    Federal Taxes: Re: Is Award Money Taxed as Income

    Thanks for the well written response!
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    Federal Taxes: Is Award Money Taxed as Income

    In a situation similar to Robert Jones vs Commissioner of Internal Revenue (C743 F. 2d 1429), would the award still not be taxed? From the research I've done it appears that requirment 3 of IRC 74...
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