Arrangements under which an employer moves an employee to another area as part of the employer's normal course of business or under which it transfers a substantial part or all of its operations and employees to another area because it is relocating its headquarters or expanding its office capacity.
Arrangements under which an employer moves an employee to another area of the country, is considered a corporate relocation. As part of the relocation agreement, the employer may pay a portion of the mortgage-related expenses.
A situation where a person's employer pays all or some of the expenses associated with moving from one location to another, usually over a substantial distance. Relocation expenses often include the amounts, such as brokerage fees, incurred in the selling and buying of the employee's primary residence.
An arrangement by which employers pay to transfer and move employees.
The movement of an employee of a corporation to a new city (or other location) as part of the normal business of the corporation. The employee's moving expenses (including the costs of selling and buying a home) may be paid by the corporation and are tax deductible.
A situation in which an employer transfers an employee and pays moving expenses.
