Home owner found all subs himself and this architect monitored the quality of their work, inspections, permits, soil tests, septic tests and such. I hope to find his charges tomorrow but in the meantime, I wanted to get people's comments on using the Architect as a substitute for general contractor.
Author: Alice Gilman. An employer may exclude $13,190 (in 2014) in qualified expenses from an employee's income for each effort to adopt a child. Employer-provided adoption assistance is excluded from federal income tax withholding only; FICA and FUTA still apply.
Many employers provide fringe benefits, such as adoption assistance, to their employees. The adoption-assistance benefit provides payments and reimbursements to help employees with expenses related to the adoption of a child. Tax laws generally identify fringe benefits as subject to employee withholding taxes and require that the value of the benefits be included as part of an employeeâs wages.