The IRS mileage rate is 55.5 cents per business mile.
however much you want to charge
.50 cents to .75 cents per mile for every mile that the van moves from the time it leaves until the time you return to your home.
I charge two bucks a mile.
The standard is 0.40 cents per mile if you're driving for business. However, this really is your own decision. In order to come up with a good fee, determine how much gas your car gets per mile.
do they charge one flat fee or so much a mile?
250.00 dollars a mile
The IRS allows an expense deduction of 50.5 cents per mile, so that would be a good basis for what you can cherge someone for driving as well.
At least $10 because a mile is 5,280 feet. Half a mile you pay only $5. And a short walk $2. That is a good way to do it, but from the way i see it, you should charge for the minutes, like, $5 for a 15 min. walk, or $8-$10 for a half hour. that's what i would charge anyway. anything longer than a half hour should be negotiated with the dog owner.
Depends on what city you are in.
As much as they see fit to.
I would chagre a flat rate of two dollars per delivery, and 50 cents a mile for every mile. Thats a reasonable offer.
we charge a one time service fee of 149.00 but for a a long project we charge $450.00 setup fee and .54 cents a Mile and 109.00 a day to check and reset traps in north Alabama