Illinois recently joined a growing number of states with expense indemnification labor codes. If your organization pays a car allowance or vehicle reimbursement, here’s how to ensure your...

Due to the removal of popular deductions, many taxpayers in 2019 face reduced refunds or no refunds. The impact on your employees may affect your organization in surprising ways.

If you don’t require your mobile employees to carry a certain level of personal car insurance, you should immediately address this problem. Failure to do so will leave the company exposed to...

One out of eight U.S. motorists is uninsured. These drivers pose a threat not only to other drivers but also to their employers, making employee car insurance a serious matter that many companies...

Why Your Employees View Mileage Reimbursement as Compensation—and Why That’s a Problem 

The 2018 tax reform has placed new pressure on businesses to fully reimburse employees who use personal vehicles for work. The new tax code eliminates the federal deduction for unreimbursed...

This spring, taxpayers will file under the new tax code for the first time. Changes in the rules governing miscellaneous deductions will affect thousands of workers who receive a car allowance.

If your company pays for its employees’ gas, you’ve bought yourself a costly problem. To avoid a fuel card or fuel reimbursement disaster, it’s time to start exploring other options.

The results are in: most companies ignore best practices. Outmoded car allowances set companies up for expensive fixes. Don’t be like the competition.