anonymous
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anonymous
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Vermin - an accurate description of top
Management. Rape eyes.
Management. Rape eyes.
You are right and wrong, in compliance you're good. Out of compliance, you still get mileage plus you get car allowance. End of year you're allowance is added to your total gross of income and taxed. But I understand what your post meant
You are right and wrong, in compliance you're good. Out of compliance, you still get mileage plus you get car allowance. End of year you're allowance is added to your total gross of income and taxed. But I understand what your post meant
So if I'm understanding this correctly, I can still roll in my paid-for car, get mileage reimbursement AND also get the allowance? The 'penalty' for being out of compliance would be that my car allowance would be taxed as income? And, it is NOT taxed if I'm in compliance?You are right and wrong, in compliance you're good. Out of compliance, you still get mileage plus you get car allowance. End of year you're allowance is added to your total gross of income and taxed. But I understand what your post meant
So if I'm understanding this correctly, I can still roll in my paid-for car, get mileage reimbursement AND also get the allowance? The 'penalty' for being out of compliance would be that my car allowance would be taxed as income? And, it is NOT taxed if I'm in compliance?
maintaining reliable paid-for car plus mileage reimbursement is less of a money loser than losing you butt on 3-4 year old "new" car selling/trading with high miles.Wrong. Out of compliance gets you no car allowance. Currently for just the first year they are getting a partial 1/3 allowance. Next year will cost those with large geographies since we will have to see drs 12 times per qtr. Waste of time and will wear out car faster. Too much mileage for lease. Needs to be addressed but the aholes at top don't care. Too busy running after the company ho's.