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I've read a lot indicating that it depends on the situation, and even the tax publications lead me to the same place. If the student is attending a public government program, then it appears you can not deduct expenses, it is not a business, etc. They get the $50 charitable deduction, right? However, many people host through third-party programs, for international students who attend private schools. From what I see, this is a whole other animal, and I'd like to see more research here about that. All I have researched has led me to the same place that it was intended to earn money, that it is a business, there is a contractual service being provided, therefore, in all forms, a business arrangement, and business income and related expenses. These providers receive a 1099 and are responsible for expenses of room setup, technology support, meals, etc. Can anyone speak to this?
‎June 5, 2019
10:17 PM