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Reimbursements and Allowances for Remote Workers’ Travel Expenses
Posted on September 14th, 2023 in Domestic Tax
Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) considers travel between an employee’s residence and a regular place of employment (RPE) to be personal travel and not part of the employee’s office or employment duties; therefore, any reimbursement or allowance relating to this travel is a taxable benefit
In this article, authored by RSM Canada, they explore in the era of remote work, what is considered to be a RPE.
Article written by RSM Canada and referenced with permission as a member of RSM Canada Alliance.
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