I looked on the Department of Finance and Administration website and it said it had increased to .45 a mile effective July 1, 2008. But the website is www.arkansas.gov/dfa/accounting for any additional information. I looked on the Department of Finance and Administration website and it said it had increased to .45 a mile effective July 1, 2008. But the website is www.arkansas.gov/dfa/accounting for any additional information.

Most companies will reimburse employees for their gas and mileage if traveling for work. The IRS reimburses gas as well at 56 cents per mile in 2014.

Northwest Angle, Minnesota (49°23' 4.1"N)Northwest Angle is located at the top of the lower forty. Look at a U.S. map, located the state of Minnesota, and find the "chimney" at Lake of the Woods. Surrounded by Canada (Manitoba and Ontario).

There's no legal mileage reimbursrement rate, it is negotiated on a case by case basis in each company.

The IRS calculates a rate yearly, and publishes it. it is currently, for 2008, 50.5 cents per mile.

- Street vendor snacks in sold in the stands around Seoul. Sometimes 1,000 won can buy a substantial amount of these snacks, such as the red bean-paste filled bbong bung gyeong in winter (1000 won can buy 3 - 5, which can be quite filling). 1,000 won will also buy a hot-dog on a stick.

- A one-way ticket on the Seoul subway system a pretty good distance away (some 8 stops).

- A ride of comparable distance on a bus.

- An hour in a PC Bang (cyber cafe).

- 10 phone calls within Korea from a standard public telephone.

- A donut

- Two tries at an arcade game in a normal arcade.

- A wide array of cheap street vendor trinkets around Seoul.

- About 10 shots at a street shooting range.

- Three songs in a Karaoke booth.

- An hour in a Korean study center.

- Two small cans of soda.

- Two tries at a prize-spewing crane machine.

- Obviously, 1,000 won will not get you much outside simple pleasures, short rides on public transportation, and delicious snacks. It won't even get you a US dollar. But string several 1,000 won bills together and you've got yourself a pretty full day of simple and filling entertainment in Seoul if your tastes aren't too extravagant. At least cheap, if ephemeral, entertainment is readily available in all corners of Seoul, unlike other industrialized nations.

Use the Federal or ask Accountant but should be .45c per mile

I've been trying to find out for years and have had no luck whatsoever!

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There are no European wide schedules of vacations. Each country has its own dates for school finishing, for example. However the month of August is generally recognized across most of Continental Europe as the vacation month. Traditionally businesses closed for the month although that is rare now.

Many European countries have a more relaxed approach to workplace rules in comparison to America, most notably Spain and France. In these countries two or three hour lunch breaks are normal, running late to a meeting isn't always a problem, and having five or six weeks of vacation each year is average.

Britain and Ireland are the two main islands, but all of their off-shore islands are also included.

Around a million British tourists visit the Emirates each year. This was reported by Simon Goldsmiths, a spokemans for the British Embassy at Dubai in 2009.

That would depend on factors like: * Business people like to be home on weekends and travel home on Fridays and out on Mondays. * People like to be Home for the Holidays. * Students like to travel for things like Spring Break. * Parents travel more when their children are on summer breaks. * Some travel with the seasons, they are called Snowbirds. * Some travel to be with the in crowd, Times Square, Mardi Gras, Cannes, Aspen, Sundance.) * Some travel to avoid the crowds. * People tend to travel more after retirement.

A franc is a type of German currency that is no longer in use. The value of one franc, in US dollars, is probably about one dollar. They are not very valuable.

Usually, McDonalds breakfast goes from 6 A.M. to 10:30 A.M. However this can vary depending on where you live- a very heavily trafficked McDonalds might open for breakfast earlier than 6, and may run out of breakfast food and have to start serving lunch earlier than 11. It all depends on where the store is located.

Usually, the franchise ends breakfast at 10:30 a.m. and begins preparations for lunch.

Major credit cards are the most widely used and accepted form of payment for making business travel arrangements.

The Provincial Government of Alberta mileage rate, as of October 25, 2010, is 0.505 cents per km.

The purpose of business travel is to take care of business for a company. Common examples include attending meetings or seminars, traveling to meet with a client, or delivering products to remote locations.

Fashion Designers travel several times a year. So, if you want to be a Fashion Designer, get those bags packed and be ready to leave your family. To have this job, you must love to design fashion to stay away from your friends and family all the time.

so instead of going the whole way without stopping the plane

you will go to another country and wait at the airport

Less than 10,000 USD if you're entering the US, otherwise you need to declare the amount to Customs and Immigration.

Anything more than $1,000 USD and the cops start getting suspicious.

Don't roll the money, the cops really get suspicious of that!

No, you should not have to take out a credit card in your name for business use. Also, if you do this and something goes wrong with the company, YOU will be responsible for the credit debt.

If the company wants to use credit cards, it should take them out itself and supply these business cards to its staff.

However, a company can require you to accept responsibililty for a company credit card issued for your use. Many companies make it a condition of employment to use the company credit card for official travel and purchases. There is nothing they can do to force you to take the card, but they can fire you for not complying with company policies.