I've never heard of such a thing.
The gasoline, insurance, repair, and RESPONSIBILITY!!!
TOWING COVERAGE This type of coverage on an auto insurance policy may pay for reasonable expenses incurred for: * towing your car to the nearest place where necessary repairs can be made. * minor mechanical labor costs at the place of breakdown. * tire change labor costs * delivery of gasoline, oil or a loaned battery (but generally not the cost of these items)
it is because you will save money on energy expenses in comparison to a gasoline engine..
In my experience, non-profit organizations can reimburse expenses of this kind. There are usually two options for "gasoline expenses": a straight payment (we'll give you x dollars for this event) or a mileage rate (we'll give you x cents per kilometre/mile).
about 0.15 USD/Km without including gasoline
In most areas of the country, regular gasoline and diesel are about the same price. Therefore a diesel truck will have similar operating expenses to one that uses regular gasoline.
NO. Go to the IRS gov website and use the search box for Car and Truck Expense Deduction Reminders The standard mileage rate is used in place of actual expenses. Taxpayers who choose the standard mileage rate may not deduct actual expenses, such as depreciation, lease payments, maintenance and repairs, gasoline (including gasoline taxes), oil, insurance or vehicle registration fees. Business-related parking fees and tolls may be deducted in addition to the standard mileage rate. Fees for parking at a taxpayer's main place of business or tolls related to commuting to and from that main place of business are personal expenses which are not deductible. The standard mileage rate cannot be used if the taxpayer:
All of the listed expenses, including the cash withdrawal.
All of the listed expenses, including the cash withdrawal.
Yes, although you can also set up a proprietorship and run it as a business which means you can deduct expenses (equipment, gasoline etc) from that income. If its just incidental income just add it to you income and don't worry about expenses. If its more substantial I would run it as a business, separate checking account, records, expenses etc
29,678$
If they filled the vehicle, sure.