An employer isn't required to pay drive time, mileage, gas or maintenance for travelling from the office to job sites. If they don't, you can track that mileage - it qualifies as a tax deduction at the rate of 52 cents per mile!
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Does an employer have to pay drive time and mialege
I work for a consultant i use my personal truck and they pay mialege and drive time from the office to job site since i use my truck to carry equipment. on a prevailing wage job my employer is telling me they do not have to pay mialege or drive time from office to the job. I dont expect to be payed from my house to office
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