DevilsPGD wrote:
[snip]

> 
> Is having your residence paid for a perk?  How about a hotel?  How about
> if you travel enough that it's cheaper to rent an apartment then a
> hotel?  At what point does it change from business expense to perk?
> 
It is a perk when the hotel expenses are for taking his mistress to
a holiday destination.  Sales to the Bahamas tend to be low, where
as winter sales to the industrial district of say Detroit can be high.

Apartments are valid when the person is staying for several months,
possibly intermittently.

Andrew Swallow
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