What is the mileage and per diem rate for a volunteer for non-profit organization in New York City?
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For expense reimbursement from the organization, it is whatever they set the rates at.  They could decide to pay a penny a mile or a dollar a mile.\n\nFor 2005 tax deduction purposes for mileage driven in service of a charitable organization, the charitable mileage rate is .14 cents per mile.  Do not confuse this rate with the 2005 standard business related rates of 40.5 and 48.5 cents per mile.
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You may have to contact New York Racing Assoc.  I believe they do all tracks.  I loved Roosevelt.  I wish they closed Yonkers instead.  I still have some of the give-away items.
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The drivers make I think up to .43 a mile ( UP TO)..You have to read the fine print. That includes places no one esle wants go like the eastern sea board,which could be also NEW York City... Nothing wrong with New Yorl City. Unless you drive a truck in there at night. Lock your doors.They may pay you .43 per mile... But he may not get you home very often also you may not get the miles you thought you would get.. Better talk with a driver who already works there a year or two....
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There is a schedule on the IRS web site that will give you general terms for per diems.   Most companies average $30 to $40 a day for meals.  take into consideration where the person is traveling and time of year (seasonal areas tend to increase prices).
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http://www.volunteermatch.org
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How about the "Y". They have different things going on all the time, and I believe it's very inexpensive if not free. There are locations all over the US. I'm sure there are several in NYC. Good Luck!
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there is a lot more that the calculation depends on including fitness but on average that should be about 0.08 +or- .02\n\nbetter still have 1 or get a mate to be the designated driver.
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$30,000 It really depends on where you are at. Also, a lot of cities make you become a volunteer first, and they pull their full time people from their volunteers.
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You answered your own question, go to NY DMV.
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I was there a few years ago.  There's a lot of such places a block or two from the Empire State Building.  Just ask a street vendor or something when you get there, but be aware that parking costs over $30.00 an hour.
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Are you talking about the CASAC credentialling exam, if yes then it depends what state you are located in NY I heard the fist part is easier than the second, and there are schools to teach you about it before the test you gain I think 350 hrs and preparation, A good school JRW in yonkers, ny I think for $1500.00 but you can get some school to pay for it and some jobs.
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yes, check out the following link\nhttp://www.nyc.gov/html/dsny/html/home/home.shtml
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try going here for the info on the taxing authority for Manhattan,New York\n\nhttp://www.citidex.com/2245.htm
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I don't know but where I live now is a small (80,000) town and it's anywhere from 95 - 150.  Dependat on the level of care, the location, the activities and qualifications (CPR?).  When I lived in NYC and NJ I paid 135 a week for my infant....105 for my toddler and 65 for my school age child (after school through 6pm)
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Hi, i would definatly request no less than $10. Check what local daycares charge per kid in your area...you can use that in an interview when discussing your pay. For 3 kids i would say anywhere from 10-20 per hour $$$ Also remember if they say only pay you 11 or so an hour, require that they pay you a certain amount per mile...say like 40 cents or something. \nGood luck
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I would suggest talking with family members, and maybe if you  really need this info., you could go to New York and check out the subways, and see if they have any info.