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Old 06-17-2016, 12:26 PM
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Foreign Exchange Student Stipend

Hello,

We will be hosting a Chinese student for the upcoming 2016-2017 school year, and were informed that the stipend we receive will be taxable, 1099 to be sure. I have read through publication 526 where it lists ; food, clothes, transportation, etc. as items possible to record as expenses to offset. So my question is; what are we able to expense and what records would I need to keep for the expenses? Do I need to keep a driving log? How would I break out food, a % of the families total? The room he stays in?

I want to be prepared when he arrives so that we can keep a record but am just not sure what I need a record of and how to go about it.

There is also reference to a $50 per month amount but I think this may only apply to non stipend circumstances?

Please don't just quote pub 526, I read it, that's why I have additional questions.

Thank you,

Bryan



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