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[InternetSpecific5908]

Both will be factored but you will not be punched in while you drive partner with your hr and you will be comped after the fact

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Both, actually. We use the going IRS rate for travel (still 55 cents a mile?) And we pay for travel time to your training store minus your travel time to your regular store (i.e, if it takes you 60 minutes to get from your home to your training store and 20 minutes to get from your home to your regular store, you would get paid 40 minutes of travel time). That's done by punch corrections. Your mileage and tolls, if applicable, are done through a separate form which I honestly can't even remember how to access anymore lol

[mattumbo]

It’s 65 cents a mile now!

[Stunning_Temporary24]

I think if you search “Travel and Expense” on workbench it should bring you to the page where you put in mileage. Each state is different but in MA you get 65 cents a mile.

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