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Food delivery has become a mainstay since the days of the pandemic. Here is a guide to the obligations and challenges of reimbursing food delivery employees for the use of a personal vehicle.

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California has set the bar high when it comes to preventing employers from passing along expenses to employees. Here's a quick overview of CA Labor Code Section 2802 and four ways employers can...

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Employees working in California are covered under one of the country's strictest labor codes. Here's how to properly reimburse your employees for the use of a personal vehicle for work.

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If your employees travel for business in personal vehicles, and receive a car allowance, that allowance may violate California’s labor code. CA Labor Code, Section 2802(a), requires full coverage of...

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The state of California has the strictest labor laws in the country when it comes to auto allowances and vehicle reimbursements. Whether your company pays a monthly allowance or the IRS mileage rate,...

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If you pay a car allowance to employees working in the state of California, be aware that these workers face a unique set of conditions. Between strict labor laws and high vehicle expenses,...

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For companies that pay a vehicle reimbursement to employees, the IRS mileage rate has often been viewed as the gold standard. However, the mileage rate's lack of transparency is causing employers...

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In 2017, California approved a law that increases the gas tax every year on July 1 based on the California Consumer Price Index. As gas prices continue to rise, business owners face serious...

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It is often standard practice to reimburse vehicle expenses using the IRS business mileage rate. In the past, the IRS rate was often sufficient to comply even with California's strict labor laws....

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