You can find the 1099-R form on the following website: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/form1099r.asp. They have other forms.
The IRS does not specifically take a "basic allowance for housing"; however, it can levy or garnish funds from your income, including housing allowances, if you have unpaid tax debts. If you receive a housing allowance as part of your employment, it could be subject to taxation like any other income. It's crucial to address any tax obligations to prevent the IRS from taking action against your earnings or assets.
$31.00 per day
.55 per mile
.55 cents per mile
That would not be unreasonable
In 2014, the IRS standard meal allowance for business travel was set at $46 per day for most locations within the continental United States. For high-cost areas, such as those in certain cities or counties, the allowance could be higher, reaching up to $71 per day. This allowance includes both the cost of meals and incidentals, and it can be used for deducting travel expenses for tax purposes.
Will the IRS allow me to use my 529 trust account to cover off campus housing or groceries
I don't believe the IRS has any say in the type or cost of any personal vehicle regardless of its use. The vehicle allowance is determined by the business based on their criteria.
The maximum mileage allowance for business travel expenses is determined by the IRS and is currently 58 cents per mile for the tax year 2019.
All costs associated with the vehicle, gas, oil, wear and tear and insurance are accounted for in the mileage allowance.
As of 2023, the annual dollar limit on the exclusion for the clergy rental allowance is generally the lesser of the actual rental expenses incurred, the fair rental value of the home, or the amount designated as a rental allowance by the employing church or organization. This exclusion allows clergy members to reduce their taxable income by the specified amount related to housing costs. It's important for clergy to keep accurate records and consult IRS guidelines or a tax professional for specific situations.
Per IRS Allowable Living Expense National Standards chart effective 04/02/2012, $244 for a family of four. It actually says "Apparel & services."