Executive fringe benefits under IRS scrutiny in Detroit
Detroit business writers discuss how executive perks like low-interest company loans, overdrafts, or family travel on company planes affect taxes and legality. Tax experts note exceptions for essential spouses and entertaining clients, while IRS scrutiny grows on free parking and car use as potential taxable income. Banks seek collateral and risk standards, changing the dynamic between corporations and lenders as executives navigate evolving rules.
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Bank executives discuss risk based loan pricing and perks
James Waterston of BDelrait Bank and Trust Co cites risk as key to loan rates and notes prime based personal loans. C Boyd Stockmeyer says overdrafts are discouraged and improper use of company planes may be taxable if benefits accrue to individuals.
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Daniel Kelly
Touche Ross & Co
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James Waterston
Bdelrait Bank and Trust Co
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