What does SIFL stand for?

Standard Industry Fare Level (Civil Aeronautics Board)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

While the employer generally deducted many thousands of dollars for providing the flight, the employee would include in income only a relatively small amount, calculated under the Department of Transportation's standard industry fare levels formula.

Deducting corporate aircraft entertainment travel

S properly determined the standard industry fare level (SIFL) value of each personal flight under Regs.

Deductible personal costs: IRS Chief Counsel Advice allows favorable ...

A flight's value is figured by multiplying the Standard Industry Fare Level (SIFL) mileage rate by an aircraft-assigned constant value (these constants vary with the weight of the aircraft and the employee's status as a controlling or noncontrolling employee) and adding a terminal charge.

Award of litigation costs to taxpayer