The IRS seems to be stepping up its effort to capture tax revenue from personal use of business cell phones. A number of alternatives are being explored, but it is creating a debate about the cost of this effort and the process burden that it creates for business to comply.   Stay tuned…this is far from over.  

See the Wall Street Journal debate:

WSJ.com – IRS Defends Tax Proposal for Employer-Issued Mobile Phones*

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