New Normal: Remote Workers, PPE and Potential Tax Implications
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Normalized remote work may turn home internet, office equipment and cross-state tax obligations into new corporate expense and compliance burdens, requiring finance and travel managers to assess reimbursement policies and tax risk.
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- SAP Concur BlogNew Normal: Remote Workers, PPE and Potential Tax Implications
A SAP Concur blog post examines expense and tax issues arising from post-pandemic remote work. It cites United Airlines predicting the industry will not return to 2019 travel levels until 2024, and an FCM study predicting business travel may remain low until 2023. The author raises potential reimbursement costs such as home internet and office equipment, noting that $65 per month for 10,000 workers adds $650,000 in monthly costs, and for 100,000 workers $6.5 million monthly. The post also discusses tax risks from 'work from anywhere' arrangements and mentions a California utility tax effective November 1, 2020.