Angela Tang, CPA Estate & Trust Supervisor The cost of business meals were considered a deductible expense since 1986, the problem is only 50% of such costs were allowed as a deduction until now. The latest 2020 stimulus bill saw many changes and one of the which is the business meal deduction. A temporary exception for 2021-2022 is the 100% business meal deduction for meals “provided by a restaurant.” The government is attempting to help the restaurant industry impacted by the Covid-19 shutdown by intentionally incentivizing business owners to patronize restaurants. In order to qualify for the business meal
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Tax Update on Business Meals Being 100% Deductible in 2021
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