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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TomCorona, post: 840384, member: 17621&quot;]That&#039;s not quite right. Imputed income is basically some cost associated with some benefit via an employer to the employee. Example...an employer has a food cafeteria that the employee benefits from thus supposedly has a value assigned to it that the employee receives. It creatively places a dollar amount on that particular supposed benefit. It isn&#039;t taxable but is listed on a W-2. </p><p><br /></p><p>Basically it&#039;s a fancy book keeping trick/tactic&nbsp; an employer can dress up the books with, making it look like an expense. Makes their stock look more valuable and provides a haven to fudge numbers. You can thank corporate America and the magic of stock market illusions. The government recognizes it because they&#039;re blanket deep in bed with the corporations. </p><p><br /></p><p>You have income because you have a cafeteria at work. You didn&#039;t know that?? Next will be the associated book keeping shuffle of the toilet, then the air they provide. You now are a well compensated employee because you are allowed to breathe employer&#039;s air and use their toilet. On paper, to the stockholders and creative book keepers, you&#039;re getting compensation, just not in the form of cash. Isn&#039;t that wonderful??</p><p><br /></p><p>Remember...it&#039;s just business. Next you&#039;ll be charged for kind words thrown your way. All compliments of Corporate America, CEO&#039;s and the Wall street casinos.</p><p>Enjoy and remember to support the republican party.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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