Thanks for the
replies everyone. I appreciate the ‘confirmation’ – we already worked up the
mileage at 50 cents/mile to come in cheaper by about 40 bucks vs. the cheapest airfare
we found – so we’re good to go.
Jimmy – I’m a Camry
man these days, but I have enjoyed several Government Motors products (one
Chevy, one Buick, and even one Oldsmobile – OLDSMOBILE!!! am I dating myself?) in
the past – you remember? Back in the day when they were known as General
Motors? ;)
Thanks again all,
James
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.50 per mile for 2010 per IRS.
It is allowable. But is it
reasonable? probably. Should not be that much of a difference.
Chevys are safer than Toyotas.
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Good morning esteemed colleagues, Happy Wednesday!
I have a PI that will be traveling on a federal
grant to DC soon. She wishes to drive instead of flying. This is a
new one by me, but I assume it would be allowable – wouldn’t we just reimburse
her mileage at a federal approved rate? I have the feeling the cost is
going to be comparable to airfare. If so, does anyone know the current
rate?
Finally, are we bound by anything like a
DriveAmerica Act that would require her to take a Chevy instead of her
Have a great day,
James
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