Website, travel, meals, etc are potential expenses that you paid to bring it down.Regarding the S-Corp / payroll question.

The smart and experienced firms who expanded and even thrived in the great recession were multifamily owner/manager firms with mostly/exclusively HUD and Agency backed debt.Brian Burke doesn't drink, but we have at least a meal or two every year.

It would be a boarding house if I provided meals.

And their pepper jack cheese stuffed boudin balls are last meal worthy.

Per Diem is not considered income because it's an amount intended to cover meals, lodging and incidental expenses incurred by being away from home.

Would be the best education you can pay for during that meal.

This included use of the gym as well as once a week "social gatherings" where they would provide a meal, cocktails, rent a PayPerView event, host a pool party, or some other sort of event.  

I see many new clients that have handled things such as tax treatments for repairs, use of vehicle and deductibility of miles,  treatment of meals and entertainment, whether to capitalize or expense a repair and the list goes on.

That was nice of your agent to treat you to a meal as well. 

We will drive to you and buy you a meal!