What is the typical reimbursement rate per mile for business travel?
604363
My company reimburses $.405 per mile.  But I think that is too low these days.
162037
a million a mile is the current rule of thumb
411705
I have heard $30, but there is a large range within that number.  The article below mentions $30 also but only as an assumed CPM.
886584
40-50 grand.  More for a driver with one company for a long time or who falsifies his log books.
2864
it depends.  travel  allowance (meaning not based on mileage) is like bonus, needs to be suject to payroll taxes withholding.  mileage reimbursement (meaning reimbursed by miles) is like reimbursement, not subject to tax and log sheet must be kept every month
255840
depends on where you want to go... but if youre paying im going :)
639905
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.
349483
You can try the source:\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/travel/travel_1744.html
125077
5 dollars per mile per hour.\n\nThere does not seem to be any above the speed limit miles per hour in California that determines reckless driving.
477123
I had planned on driving during my vacation this summer so I could take my dogs, but I'm not so sure now. I may leave them behind and fly. Air Tran is selling one way tickets for $89. We had planned on going to Florida and Vegas but whenever I think about the gas prices, staying at home and doing home improvements and landscaping might be more satisfying. And for the person who said you were indigent is just ignorant.
546766
I drew my line at $2.00... I've already bought a motorcycle that gets 55 MPG and I ride it whenever I can (especially good for the 45 mile commute I have to make everyday... which I carpool for on days that aren't good for the bike ride)... other than that, I just try to get all my errands for the week done in one or two trips so I'm not out burning up gas all the time.
176594
You failed to negotiate this at the outset but if you don't ask then you STILL won't get it.  You have nothing to lose by asking for "some" assistance.  Maybe asking for a "partial" allowance may make it easier for the bosses to say yes!  Check with your tax preparer on what exactly you can claim for mileage, I know that you can't claim miles to and from work (and MOST travel allowances don't pay that either), but I don't know about miles during work.
189110
If you have recently been on a business trip, your company wants you to submit a report on your activities during the trip.  \n\nNot sure about your company's 'template" but most business trip reports include debriefing of your activities during the trip - sales contacts met, meetings attended, minutes of the meeting, copies of materials received or distributed, details of any resulting business activity, and a listing of what you need to do to follow up on those activities (call contacts, send materials, etc.) \n\nYou may need to include your expenses related to the trip on this report, or the company may have a separate form for itemizing your expenses.
137922
1,00-5,000 depends on where you go and if you have insurance.
382435
Mileage reimbursement is completely at the discretion of your employer. Employers who choose to reimburse mileage frequently use GSA rates as a guide but they are only guides.  See http://www.gsa.gov to see what the feds are reimbursing their employees.
858839
I keep coming up with 10125\n\n\nI figured 30.00*5 to get the cost of the days 150 dollars.\nThen I Put 28.5 * 350 miles to get the cost just alone for the mileage which is 9975 \n\nSo I just added 150 and 9975 and got 10125
440015
This is an easy one!\n\nSpending $1295 a month on transportation is pretty much acceptable, and you really are getting a darned good deal. \n\nHowever, kicking that number up to $1357 puts a whole new spin on things, and the deal is suddenly sour. \n\nSo, yes, I'd expect an increase of $62 in your monthly transportation budget to just plain shut you down. I'd imagine you'll no longer go anywhere, will probably lose your job and all of your friends, and will be reduced to watching reruns of Gilligan's Island and spraying aerosol whipped cream into your mouth until is comes out your nostrils.\n\nI also think you'll be bitter and disappointed. You'll write a novel based on your experiences, it will be deemed worthy of the Pulitzer prize, and you'll suddenly have the expectation of an income in the millions of dollars. That dream, too, will be dashed because the mail truck won't bring your check because it's too expensive to drive. \n\nThose oil mongers! Darn them. Darn them all!