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In a work setting - if an employer provides free or reduced lunches, or even subsidises a cafeteria...that is called a fringe benefit....just like getting a car to use. An amount of income that the employee effectively got by the employer doing so is imputed (that means guessed), and included in his income as taxable.
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How many students are eligible for free and reduced lunches?
50% of students are eligible for free and reduced lunches.
If you get free lunches at school can you get free breakfast. no?
yes. if you get free lunch at school you can get free breakfast also. and if you have reduced lunch, your breakfast is also free.
Does Jessie turner summer camp give free lunches?
Yes Jessie Turner does give free lunches. the lunches are served at the fontana aqautic center everyday.
What one of the ways that an effective employer shows an understanding of an employee's needs?
>providing free lunches<
What is a sentence for the word subsidize?
The government subsidizes, or pays for a portion of, public school lunches - making them cheaper.
Is braces free if you are under eighteen years old?
No free lunches.....go ask your mother
If you get free lunches at school can you get free breakfasts?
yes, its very possible i have friends that do not pay and get free food for lunch and breakfast.
Is the plural for lunchs or lunches?
the plural for lunch is lunches
Les pays visa free avec le cameroun?
pays visa free avec cameroun
Are school allowed to not feed kids even though they get free lunches?
No. If they refuse to feed you it is ileagel. Its a state law that the school must offer lunches if it is a full school day.
On a radio show last week I heard what I thought was the word vundable. It had to do with someone who received reduced lunches in elem. school and now wonders if they are vundable?
Could be "vulnerable". Possibly meaning that the child's parents could not afford school lunches and was at risk of malnutrition. It could have also been that the person was asking how the lunches were paid for, as in "fundable" (which is not a legitimate English word).
Is this how you spell lunches?
Yes, lunches is the correct spelling.
