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To examine the implications of tax reform on travel expense deductions available to professors.

Taxation of a Visiting Professorship After Tax Reform.

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To examine the implications of tax reform on travel expense deductions available to professors.
Analyzed the changes in travel expense deduction rules post-Tax Reform Act of 1986.
Reviewed court cases and Treasury regulations regarding tax home definitions and deductions.
Assessed the impact of new restrictions on expense deductions, including meal and entertainment limits.
Travel as a form of education is no longer deductible under the new tax reform rules.
Only 80% of meal and entertainment expenses are now deductible, affecting total deductions.
Expenses must exceed 2% of adjusted gross income to be considered under miscellaneous itemized deductions.

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Tax Reform Act changes travel expense deductions for professors, indicating potential financial impacts.

Hulen et al. (1988) studied this question.

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