When the employees parents are deceased you are allowed to list an in-law, with the proper documentation. When the in-law is listed on the pass, does he/she fly without charge, or do you pay guest pass rates? Listed the in-law but ETC comes up with a charge....Any help would be welcomed....
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Parents – You may register two parents/step-parents or parents-in-law* for travel privileges. Natural or step-parents are assessed a $15.00 per-segment charge. Fares for parents-in-law will be mileage based with one-way price points at $25, $30, $40, and $100 one-way to Europe and Hawaii (plus international taxes and fees that apply).
Parents – You may register two parents/step-parents or parents-in-law* for travel privileges. Natural or step-parents are assessed a $15.00 per-segment charge. Fares for parents-in-law will be mileage based with one-way price points at $25, $30, $40, and $100 one-way to Europe and Hawaii (plus international taxes and fees that apply).
There are a special group of flight attendants that parents/in-laws/step do not pay a service charge
Can anyone answer me this ? What does a Registered Guest'' pay....I recently
added my friend so he could fly to see his family in PHX more often and my last
check showed $163.40 added than subtracted in ''CP Travel''....now what % does
he pay. Does he owe me $163.40 or less that.........? Even the pass bureau hasn't
explained this well to me.
bob
added my friend so he could fly to see his family in PHX more often and my last
check showed $163.40 added than subtracted in ''CP Travel''....now what % does
he pay. Does he owe me $163.40 or less that.........? Even the pass bureau hasn't
explained this well to me.
bob
It gets added onto your income so you pay taxes on what he used for travel at the end of the year. Figure your taxes with and without his CP travel included and get him to pay you that. I had a companion that traveled to Europe 3 times, DC twice, and several other trips around the US, (probably about 10 trips for the year) and it was less than $150 difference in my taxes. It will all depend on how much they travel and where.
Thanks- So your saying it's not something you can figure out everytime.
You have to wait til the end of the year.
bob
Bob, did you read through the list of Q&A's posted on The Hub regarding Imputed Income for Registered Guests and Domestic Partners?
7/23/07
Q&A: Imputed Income
http://thehub.usairways.com/travel/default.htm#other
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7/23/07
Q&A: Imputed Income
http://thehub.usairways.com/travel/default.htm#other
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In the example you mentioned you already know the value of the travel since it already posted to your paycheck. You 'simply' use that figure to calculate how much the government wanted in taxes, depending on your tax bracket.
For year end accurancy do as tadjr mentioned. Calculate your full year taxes with the YTD DP/RG Travel, and again without it. The difference is what your RG actually cost you. The YTD totals will be on each paycheck for easy reference.
