Epstein File EFTA02388648: Minor, Amazon and Allowance (DS11)

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Epstein File EFTA02388648: Minor, Amazon and Allowance (DS11)

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This document is an informal discussion or memo regarding IRS tax code provisions, specifically addressing employee benefits and perks such as Amazon Web Services computing power and cafeteria plans. The document discusses non-taxable employee allowances, de-minimis benefits, and references a potential bug in IRS tax code. The content appears to be educational or analytical in nature regarding tax treatment of corporate benefits.

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" which is essentially a type of perk that is not taxed and people can use their allowance to pay for various kind of medical things (and a few other **minor**

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Eg: Say that **Amazon** can give to employees free computing power on AWS as a non-taxable perk (whether it's de-minimis or "No- additional-cost").

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A guy from Google got coins from a guy from **amazon** and he can 'buy' AWS time.