@ceasesmith wrote:
Fill me in, please. I'm in the process of "onboarding", and right now it seems my ignorance is vast.
Any hints, help, insight, deeply appreciated.
Interesting that they are offering different rates in different states; is this an "employee" situation, or IC? Do they actually PAY the 20 cents a mile? (I've been burned on that before, to the tune of over $ll00, by a different company.)
@myst4au wrote:
If you do end up working for them as an employee and they reimburse at $0.20 per mile, that is $0.36 per mile less than the IRS rate. You can claim the other $0.36 as an unreimbursed business expense on your tax return. (BTW, the $20 per mile is not income.)@ceasesmith wrote:
Fill me in, please. I'm in the process of "onboarding", and right now it seems my ignorance is vast.
Any hints, help, insight, deeply appreciated.
Interesting that they are offering different rates in different states; is this an "employee" situation, or IC? Do they actually PAY the 20 cents a mile? (I've been burned on that before, to the tune of over $ll00, by a different company.)
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