How Permanent Tax Changes are Reshaping Employee Relocation Policies

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This white paper explains how the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) and the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) have permanently altered the tax treatment of employee relocation benefits. It details the elimination of the moving expense deduction, the classification of relocation reimbursements as taxable wages, and the long-term implications for HR leaders. The paper outlines strategies for policy redesign, tax gross-ups, and employee communication to maintain competitive relocation programs under the new rules. Designed for HR and mobility professionals, it offers actionable guidance to ensure compliance, control costs, and protect employee satisfaction.

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