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Prior Tax Law




                            IRC 274 is a disallowance section describing various expenses or aspects of expenses that are not allowed as

                            deductions, including items of:

                                  1.  Entertainment,


                                  2.  Amusement,


                                  3.  Recreation,

                                  4.  Travel,


                                  5.  Conventions,

                                  6.  Facilities, and


                                  7.  Employee achievement awards.



                            Prior to the revision, IRC 274(j)(3) defined the term “employee achievement award” as an item of tangible personal
                            property which is:


                                  •  Transferred by an employer to an employee for length of service achievement or safety achievement,


                                  •  Awarded as part of a meaningful presentation, and


                                  •  Awarded under conditions and circumstances that do not create a significant likelihood of the payment of
                                       disguised compensation.



                            The new tax law expanded the definition of “tangible personal property” as described in IRC 274(j)(3).






















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