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Transit Related Tax Questions

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  • Yes. 

    Note: If you write off the full transit benefits as a business expense and claim the 30 percent state tax credit in the same year, you must report the credit as income the following year. Employee-paid transit benefits are not eligible for the tax credit.

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  • Only by reducing their take-home earnings. Employees are not required to claim a transit benefit on person income tax forms.

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  • No. Transit benefits must be handled separately but are much simpler to administer. Transit benefits (Fringe Benefits) fall under Section 132.

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  • Yes, transit, vanpool or qualified parking expenses up to $255 per month are eligible as a pre-tax deduction. Visit irs.gov and see Publication 15-B for the latest figures.

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