What Does IRS Publication 15-B – Employers Tax Guide to Fringe Benefits Mean?
A document published by the Internal Revenue Service that provides employers with guidance on how to account for fringe benefits when filing tax documents. Fringe benefits are non-cash benefits provided to persons who perform services to a business, and can include perks such as the use of a company car. For employees, the value of any fringe benefit is reported on the W-2. For non-employees, the value of benefits should be reported on Form 1099-MISC or Schedule K-1.
