With more than 9 out of 10 Americans under stay-at-home orders, not many workers are on the road traveling for business. With travel restrictions expected to ease over the next few months, now is...

With the COVID-19 pandemic hitting the United States, it's no longer "business as usual." As painful economic losses mount and more people work from home, we are entering an unprecedented phase....

The 2019 tax season placed taxable car allowances under increased scrutiny because employees could no longer deduct business mileage to offset their taxes. Businesses are now turning to...

Sometimes a monthly car allowance isn't enough to offset employee vehicle costs, so the company adds a mileage reimbursement. A similar approach is called FAVR – fixed and variable rate...

In 2019 more and more businesses are finding that their standard car allowance or mileage rate won't cut it under the new tax code. It's time to explore the fixed and variable rate reimbursement,...

As we reported in part 1 of this blog, the state of California raised its gas tax effective July 1, leaving its motorists paying $1 more per gallon than the national average. This creates...

Mileage reimbursements for employees are pretty standard in many industries. The approach is straightforward and seems pretty fair. But the IRS-approved FAVR mileage reimbursement is being touted...

As vehicle expenses increase, employees may complain that their car allowance isn't enough. And now that they can no longer deduct mileage on their taxes, these workers are feeling the pinch. Some...

Lately there's been a buzz around FAVR vehicle plans, also known as fixed and variable rate car allowances. Many organizations are wondering whether this would be a better alternative to a...