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ERIC ED403419: Tax Expenditures. Information on Employer-Provided E...
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The General Accounting Office examined employer-provided
educational assistance. The study focused on educational
assistance provided under section 127 of the Internal
Revenue Code (which allows employees to exclude employer-
provided educational assistance from their gross income),
characteristics of employers providing educational
assistance and employees eligible for/receiving
educational assistance, and other pertinent tax
provisions. Data were complied from the Internal Revenue
Service (IRS), the Department of Education's National
Postsecondary Student Aid Study, and the Department of
Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics reports. According to
IRS data, employers annually filed more than 3,200
returns reporting information about educational
assistance provided to employees under section 127. The
total dollar amount of employer-reported section 127
educational assistance increased from $525.3 million for
1992 to $691.3 million for 1994. IRS data further showed
that approximately 900,000 employees received employer-
provided educational assistance annually in 1992-1994.
Few employees eligible for educational assistance under
section 127 actually received it, however. Three tax
provisions besides section 127 were identified and
discussed. (Fourteen tables/figures are included.
Appended are the following: examples illustrating IRS'
determination of deductibility of job-related educational
expenses as business-related expenses; technical study
methodology information; additional information about
employees; and list of major contributors to the report.)
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Date Published: 2015-12-19 06:24:39
Identifier: ERIC_ED403419
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Language: english
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