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As a consultant, meal expenses which were reimbursed were included with my fees in my 1099-MISC. How do I classify them as deductions to get them out of income?
As a consultant, I submitted meal expenses during
business travel to my client, which were reimbursed. However, the amounts of all my
business expenses: flights, hotels, meals, etc., all of which were reimbursed,
were included with my fees on the 1099-MISC.
I understand how to carve out the flights and hotel expenses. However, how do I classify meals as deductions to avoid paying income taxes on these reimbursed expenses? TT seems to want to classify them as having a 50% limit.
I understand how to carve out the flights and hotel expenses. However, how do I classify meals as deductions to avoid paying income taxes on these reimbursed expenses? TT seems to want to classify them as having a 50% limit.
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‎June 6, 2019
2:48 AM