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Announcement 99-77 from IR Bulletin No. 1999-32
The Service announces three actions as a result of the Ninth Circuit’s opinion in Boyd Gaming Corporation v. Commissioner. The Service (1) acquiesces in the opinion, (2) withdraws proposed training materials relating primarily to the application of section 119 of the Code to employer-provided meals in the hospitality industry, and (3) terminates the settlement initiative related to this issue. The Action on Decision memorandum is included in this announcement.

Rev. Proc. 98-64 from IR Bulletin No. 1998-52
Per them allowances. This procedure provides optional rules for deeming substantiated the amount of certain reimbursed traveling expenses of an employee as well as for determining the amount of deductible meals while traveling away from home. Rev. Proc. 97-59 superseded.

Announcement 98-78 from IR Bulletin No. 1998-34
The Service announces a settlement initiative allowing hospitality industry taxpayers to resolve issues relating to the provision of employee meals.

Announcement 98-77 from IR Bulletin No. 1998-34
Comments are requested on proposed training materials discussing the application of section 119 of the Code to the provision of employee meals in the hospitality industry. <

Rev. Proc. 97-59 from IR Bulletin No. 1997-52
Per them allowances. This procedure provides optional rules for deeming substantiated the amount of certain reimbursed traveling expenses of an employee as well as for determining the amount of deductible meals while traveling away from home. Rev. Proc. 96-64 superseded.


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