Yes. IRS rate is 48.5 cents.
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It has been increased as of 2008 with reimbursement of 50.5 cents per mile. If your company pays you less, in which mine does at 45.3 cents - the company expects you to file the difference with the IRS if you want to claim it. Keep your records!
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