Cell Phones and Other Hand-held Communication Devices Home Internet Connection Policies and Procedures March 1, 2012
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1 Cell Phones and Other Hand-held Communication Devices Home Internet Connection Policies and Procedures March 1, 2012
2 INDEX I. Purpose 1. II. Policy 1. A. Current Employees who Require a Cell Phone Including Blackberries, I-Phones and Other Hand-held Communication Devices 1. B. New Employees who require a Cell Phone Including Blackberries, I-Phones and Other Hand-held Communication Devices 2. C. Purchase of Hardware (Cell Phone or Other Hand Held 2. Communication Devices) D. Cell Phone Including Blackberries, I-Phones and Other Hand-held 3. Communication Devices Utilized Exclusively for Business E. Reimbursement of Home Internet Connection 3. Attachment - Request to Provide Employee with a non-taxable stipend 4. for Cell Phone Usage Attachment - Request to Register a Cell Phone Used Exclusively 5. for Business 2
3 I. PURPOSE This policy is intended to bring Teachers College into compliance with IRC 247d, which was then further defined by section 2043 of the Small Business Act of 2010 with final guidance provided by IRS II. POLICY Teachers College will provide a non-taxable stipend for cell phone equipment and usage provided there is a substantial business reason requiring a cell phone for the individual to meet their job requirements. For example, an individual may be required to be in constant contact to address work-related emergencies or the College may need to remain in contact with an individual who spends the majority of their time away from campus. A cell phone provided to promote the morale or good will of an individual, to attract a prospective individual or as a means of furnishing additional compensation to an individual are deemed not to be for business purposes and thus a non-taxable stipend will not be provided by the College. A. Current Faculty and Professional Employees who Require a Cell Phone Including Blackberries, I-Phones and Other Hand-held Communication Devices The College recognizes that some members of the community are required to spend most of their time traveling away from campus to perform their duties or are required to be on call at all times and therefore require a cell phone. To assist individuals in performing these duties, the College has established 3 plans which provide varying levels of coverage and minutes. These plans have been procured by the College and are available to all employees. To enroll in one of these plans, utilize the Telecommunications website at A determination should be made as to which plan most appropriately suits the College employment related needs of individuals who spend a significant amount of their time traveling or need to be on call. These plans are: Plan A 450 minutes of voice Plan B 450 minutes of voice, texting and 3G of data Plan C Unlimited voice, texting and 3G of data Once an appropriate plan has been selected, the corresponding cost of the plan will be added to an individual s paycheck as a non-taxable earning. For each of the plans, the following amount will be added to an individual s semi-monthly salary: Plan A $24.26 Plan B $44.87 Plan C $
4 The attached form must be completed and approved by a Vice President in order to include the non-taxable stipend in an individual s paycheck. The non-taxable stipend will be provided to you on the next available payroll run after receipt of the authorization form by the Payroll Department. These forms should be returned to the Payroll Manager in the Disbursements Department on the 1 st floor of Whitier Hall Individuals covered by the College s existing cell phone policy will automatically be enrolled in the corresponding plan governed by the Cell Phone Policy dated March 1, B. New Faculty and Professional Employees who require a Cell Phone Including Blackberries, I-Phones and Other Hand-held Communication Devices. As new employees are hired or as individuals move internally within the College, they may assume responsibilities which require them to spend a significant amount of their time traveling or require them to be on call. These individuals should complete the attached form in order to receive the non-taxable stipend. C. Purchase of Hardware (Cell Phone or Other Hand Held Communication Devices) The non-taxable semi-monthly stipend values include a $4.17 allotment to purchase hardware. Over a 2 year period, this provides an individual $200 toward the purchase of a new cell phone. This is deemed by the College to be a reasonable amount for a replacement cell phone. D. Cell Phone Including Blackberries, I-Phones and Other Hand-held Communication Devices Utilized Exclusively for Business There are a small number of cell phones at the College which are used exclusively for business purposes. These phones are often departmental phones which are shared by a number of users. As a general guideline, these phones must be stored at the College overnight in an area which is accessible to multiple users. If a department head believes they have a cell phone which is used exclusively for business, the attached form should be completed and submitted to Telecommunications at 54 Thorndike Hall for review. If approved, these cell phone bills will be paid directly by the College. 2
5 E. Reimbursement of Home Internet Connection Teachers College does not have the capability of tracing home internet usage to determine the percentage of time utilized for business purposes versus time utilized for personal usage. Therefore, the College will not reimburse faculty or staff for the cost of their home internet connection. 3
6 Request to Provide Employee with a Non-Taxable Salary Supplement for Cell Phone Usage Please place an X next to the reason why this individual should have a semi-monthly payroll supplement for cell phone usage as well as an X next to the appropriate plan. The individual I am requesting to have an increment to their salary for cell phone usage is expected to be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to address College business. Plan A $24.26 Plan B $44.87 Plan C $59.74 The individual I am requesting to have an increment to their salary for cell phone usage spends the majority of their time off campus and needs to utilize a cell phone for their normal business purpose. Plan A $24.26 Plan B $44.87 Plan C $59.74 Signature of Vice President Signature of Department Head Employee Name Printed or Typed TC ID Number Date Briefly Describe why this individual s normal function within the College requires the utilization of a cell phone or other hand held communication device. For Payroll Use Only: 4
7 Request to Register a Cell Phone Used Exclusively for Business Cell Phone Number Location Where Cell Phone is Stored and Inidivuals who have access to the Cell Phone Briefly Describe the purpose of this cell phone and how it is utilized. Signature of Vice President Signature of Department Head Department Head Name Printed or Typed TC ID Number Date For Payroll Use Only: 5
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