1. Read the following problem: Justin is working his way through college and trying to make ends meet. Kaylin, a friend, is graduating soon and tells Justin about a really great job opportunity. She is the onsite manager for an apartment complex catering to students. The job entails working in the office for about 10 hours a week, collecting rent each month, and answering after-hours emergency calls. The owner of the apartment complex requires the manager to live on site as a condition of employment. The pay is $12 per hour, plus a rent-free apartment (worth about $750 per month). Kaylin then tells him the best part: the rent-free apartment is tax-free as well. Knowing that you are a tax student, Justin asks you if the rent-free apartment is really tax-free or if this is just another scam. Explain to Justin whether the compensation for the apartment is a taxable benefit.
2. research whether the apartment is a taxable benefit to Justin.
3. post your findings.
   1. State the issue.
   2. State your conclusion based on your findings.
   3. Provide an analysis explaining why you believe your findings address the question at hand.
   4. Provide proper tax research citations in your analysis.