Although millions of people have recently joined the remote workforce, many employees still travel to work daily. Some workers travel more than others, though. Many employees, such as home care …
If you’re an employer in the United States, it’s likely that you pay your employees mileage reimbursement when they’re traveling for work purposes. Every year, the IRS adjusts the mileage …
Knowing the cost of your travels, whether for work or personal reasons, is very important. Some people focus mainly on the federal reimbursement rates to gauge how much their remuneration …
Editor’s Note: To view the mileage rate information for 2021, please go here. If you’re an employee or employer, you’re probably aware that a lot of things change in the …
Editor’s Note: To view the mileage rate information for 2021, please go here. There’s not a whole lot to report with the mileage rate this year. It is up 1 …
You’ve seen the mileage reimbursement rate that the IRS publishes each January but do you know where the number comes from? Many people think the rate is based on gas …
Editor’s Note: To view the mileage rate information for 2021, please go here. The mileage rate didn’t change much this year. It’s down half a cent from last year. The …
Paid travel time and mileage reimbursement are frequently confused topics. Some employers think they’re the same thing. Some think you don’t have to pay one if you’re paying the other. …
If you want to deduct mileage expenses on your taxes, you need to keep track of your mileage the right way. This means using a mileage log of some kind. …
Federal law doesn’t mandate the reimbursement of mileage expenses. However, employers and employees can use the IRS mileage rate, which the IRS posts each year, as a guide for reimbursement. …
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