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<blockquote data-quote="cowboy43" data-source="post: 1249637" data-attributes="member: 10124"><p>The rate that the Gov. Tax allows business to pay is 57.5 cents a mile, that is to cover actual expense to travel fuel, and wear and tear of the vehicle, which the wear on tires is included in the cost. When does their time start , when they start driving or when they get to the job site? </p><p>I am not sure but it seems if you are paying him mileage and he's is transporting your employees his or all of their time will have to start when they get in the vehicle. I re read your post and you are paying him travel time but what about the others if he is acting as your agent are you required by law to pay them travel time also? You never know when an employee will get upset and file on you if you do not follow labor laws, Sometimes the employee knows the laws better the than the employer, it is surprising what a disgruntled employee will try.</p><p> Maybe someone better informed on labor laws will answer this question,</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cowboy43, post: 1249637, member: 10124"] The rate that the Gov. Tax allows business to pay is 57.5 cents a mile, that is to cover actual expense to travel fuel, and wear and tear of the vehicle, which the wear on tires is included in the cost. When does their time start , when they start driving or when they get to the job site? I am not sure but it seems if you are paying him mileage and he's is transporting your employees his or all of their time will have to start when they get in the vehicle. I re read your post and you are paying him travel time but what about the others if he is acting as your agent are you required by law to pay them travel time also? You never know when an employee will get upset and file on you if you do not follow labor laws, Sometimes the employee knows the laws better the than the employer, it is surprising what a disgruntled employee will try. Maybe someone better informed on labor laws will answer this question, [/QUOTE]
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