You can NEVER claim costs of going to and from you primary work location, regardless of how far it is. Even if you travel for work during the day (Ex - a salesman), which is deductible, YOU must go to your "office" non-deductible first.
The whole tax thing about your primary work location, and what qualifies, and what is a temporary location, etc. goes on for a zillion confusing pages - its almost one of those you know it when you see it things. BUT normal commuting costs - car expenses, gas, tolls, parking, etc., etc., are not allowable.
flight mileage is 6,910 miles.
California's a big state. Your mileage could vary according to destination. LA's about 2800 miles away.
The one in British Columbia is 4512 miles away. The one in Manitoba is 3824 miles away. The one in Newfoundland and Labrador is 5655 miles away. The one in Prince Edward's Island is 4781 miles away.
If we change the Political Status and the mileage it just might be the former Soviet Union. The International border is 1.2 miles distant and the land mileage is 2,4 miles.
according to google maps it is 335 miles from college park maryland to hartford conneticut. its 324 miles away from marylands capitol Annapolis
An attendance allowance is a sum of money paid to cover the expense of someone working somewhere else, for example, away from home.
If you are out of the country and not available to sign on, on your specific day, your claim will be cancelled. When you return from holiday you will have to make a new claim, and you will not receive any benefits while you have been away. Its a real pain. ^^^ This is not correct. You can fill out a holiday form. While you're on holiday (whether in the UK or abroad) your claim will be suspended for the period you're away, and you wont be paid anything for the days you state on the holiday form. However - once you return, and sign on your next scheduled day, your benefits will be started again without having to fill in a new claim.
It is a privlage, take it away if they do not work their keep.
about 228 million miles about 228 million miles away
It is about 93,000,000 miles away
From his point of view, he had permission from the King, who was given authority by the Pope, to do exactly what he did. From the point of view of the Filipino people, of course he did not have the right to claim ownership of a country 10,000 miles away with its own languages and cultures.
On a train, $0. In a glider plane, $0. In a car, you will be travelling for 2 hours, so it will largly depend on the mileage that car gets and how much the gas costs at the station 120 miles away from your starting point.