what is the suggested employer paid mileage rate?
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as of january it's .445 cents/mile.  i suspect it will be going up soon though.
891250
contact your insurance company for this bonding.......unsure of cost,,, area, amount of employees and coverage desired...
143146
I work for a valet parking garage near the airport. (in Jacksonville, FL) A former co-worker told me about the job, I applied here and got the job. I love my job. $900+ paychecks every so often doesn't hurt either! (I get paid every two weeks and often get lots of overtime. SO this weeks paycheck was $903.)\nI am at work now. in the middle of the night there is little work to be done so I get paid to come to Yahoo! Answers or go play the Yahoo! Games for 3 to 4 hours a night.
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no, you cannot claim mileage.  although you can use actaul expenses.  i feel that if you are asking it is because you do not have the receipts, or that mileage is much more than actual.  as far as payments . . .check with taxact.com, turbotax.com or hrblock.com  they have great interviews and will let you know of the latest tax laws.  tax act is a free download, so there is no charge to use their program..\nhope this helps.\ngood luck
727977
Well it depends on your level of competence.I have been charged from £30 per hour to £60 per hour.Convert that to euros and double it and you may get a figure!
15571
If you are not re-imbursed keep track of your mileage and you may be able to deduct it on your income taxes as a business expense.\n\nThe IRS mileage rate is 37.5 cents a mile.
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It sounds unfair, since you're there for the employer's benefit.  I would check with your state's Labor Department.
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it depend where u go.\nabout 3500 maybe little less
173945
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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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
105409
Legally, he should be paid for his drive time in this situation. Realize a complaint can cost him the job, they are due him all back wages, is it worth it?
428569
Depends on the company, many are regulated to 64 or 74 miles an hour like Over the road trucks.
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Truck Drivers, specifically "Over The Road" Truck Drivers, make about $35,000 or so that first year, and it goes up each year as the driver gains experience/time with a company. \n\nIf he is planning to own his own truck, the figures are fairly different and can fluctuate substantially, as being an "Owner Operator" is costly and demands a driver that can stay diligent in the payments of the truck. A lot of Owner Operators say it is better to be a company driver, unless you really have your ducks in a row.\n\nAlso, pay and benefits as a company driver can variate from company to company. My suggestion is he drive for J.B. Hunt (SEE: http://www.jbhunt.com/ ) or Schneider (SEE: http://www.schneider.com/ ), both pay well and are reputable companies.\n\nA solo OTR driver should drive about 10,000 miles per month, though some drivers can handle more, I have seen guys drive 14,000 per month, it's up to the individual, and his/her stamina, and diligence! :)\n\nAt a typical .30 per mile base pay, that equates to about $36,000 gross BEFORE taking into consideration other pay and benefits, such as unload pay, layover pay, extra stop pay, etc. and of course driving more than 10K miles per month, good money if you ask me, and that is just in the first year or so! :)\n\nBe prepared for a major change in your personal life to, with him being gone a lot, life can get more complicated. You two need to discuss things, and make sure you think ahead on how to deal with issues such as death in the family, bills, the children, etc. so when he is gone, things run smoothly for BOTH of you! :)\n\nFor more research about trucking pay, visit http://www.payscale.com , it is an excellent resource to help you decide which kind of trucking job to go for. Typically, a local LTL driving job will be better and pay a lot more! :)
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what is the current rate?
542600
Try MilePoint.com (http://www.milepoint.com/).
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what are you talking about. if you are talking about meal, then for most small localities in the usa it is $31 a day from jan 1 through september 30 and $35 a day from october 1 to december 31.that is the standard. and if you are talking about lodging and any other expensis except miliage then it is the actual cost and if you are talking about miliage than the standard rate is  40 and a half cents per mile for jan 1 through august 31 and 48 and a half cents per mile for september 1 through december 31. i hope this helps. these amounts are for 2005. 2006 is not availiable right now. good luck.
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Are you looking to be a broker?  Or do you have a truck and trailer available for hire?\n\nNext Question:\n\nDo you want to run locally or over the road?  Do you have a trailer? If so what kind?  \n\nMost over the road companys, Mercer, Decker, Hummer, Systems, England,  etc. pay a percentage of the total load plus fuel surcharge, tarp fee, etc. to Owner Operators.  For example the load pays $1.50 per mile ( you would get a % of this) plus .XX per mile fuel surchage.\n\nI hope this helps a little bit.