New Article: How To Deduct 100% of the Cost of Employee Business Meals

WASHINGTON - July 8, 2015 - PRLog -- While there may be no such thing as a free lunch, if you know the tax law you can legally deduct 100% of the cost of food and drink when you provide business meals for employees.

Most business meals qualify for just a 50% deduction. But there's a valuable wrinkle in the tax law that allows you and your employees to eat, drink, and be merry...courtesy of Uncle Sam.

The Bradford Tax Institute (http://www.bradfordtaxinstitute.com/pr) in Washington, DC, has just released a new article on this topic. "Reward Yourself and Your Employees with Tax-Free Supper Money" explains:

- Why the location of your meal is extremely important

- What it means for the business meal to be at the convenience of the employer - and why this is essential

- The great flexibility you enjoy within the parameters of the tax rules

- And more!

Click here (http://www.bradfordtaxinstitute.com/PR/?SendTo=/Content_qwerty/Supper-Money.aspx) to read the full article and get a free, no-obligation 7-day trial to all of the tax-saving tips offered by the Bradford Tax Institute. "This trial is absolutely free and there are no strings attached," says W. Murray Bradford, CPA, President of the Bradford Tax Institute. "That's a personal promise."

W. Murray Bradford, CPA, is the nation's pre-eminent tax reduction expert, with more than 30 years' experience helping tax advisors, one-owner businesses, and husband-and-wife businesses reduce their income taxes. He has helped over 500,000 one-owner businesses and self-employed professionals save an average of $17,700 in new tax deductions.