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| 4765.1 | | NOTIME::SACKS | Gerald Sacks ZKO2-3/N30 DTN:381-2085 | Fri Aug 09 1996 13:59 | 3 |
| Should be the standard IRS rate used in calculating the medical deduction.
As of 1993, it was 9 cents a mile. Or you can calculate actual gas and oil
usage. You can add in parking and tolls either way.
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| 4765.2 | | IROCZ::MORRISON | Bob M. LKG1-3/A11 226-7570 | Thu Aug 15 1996 15:26 | 4 |
| > Should be the standard IRS rate used in calculating the medical deduction.
> As of 1993, it was 9 cents a mile. Or you can calculate actual gas and oil
Is the IRS mileage figure for medical travel different than for business
travel? The business travel figure is .31/mile.
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| 4765.3 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Will Work For Latte | Thu Aug 15 1996 16:17 | 4 |
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The charitable travel figure is .12�/mile, so I wouldn't be surprised if
medical was different from business.
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| 4765.4 | its $.31 | FRSBEE::MAYALL | | Fri Aug 16 1996 09:34 | 5 |
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The ISR figure is $.31, if you are a rural mail carrier it is a bit
higher.
Mark
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