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Sounds like in the past they probably just gave the employees the uniforms without adding that to your taxable income. Maybe they need to start adding it to your taxable income. If they expect all employees to pay back paxes on the uniform costs, that would seem unfair. If this is the issue, then the company should just pay the back tax and let the employees know that starting from now on, the cost of uniforms is going to be added to your final income of the year to be a taxed amount. I can't imagine this total amount is going to be so high that it would make a big difference for the company. But then again I don't know what the cost of providing uniforms is and not sure how big the company is. Nothing else obvious comes to mind unless you have more information.
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