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What vehicle expenses should I pay for my salespeople?
I am hiring a new sales person that will be driving their own car everyday and calling on multiple customers in an area. I do not want to pay a flat mileage. What expenses should I pay and how can I keep expenses down?
Asked by lisavalucards
Posted: Friday, January 25, 2008 | Found in
Finance & Accounting
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Pam Newman
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Pam Newman
Why would you not just pay a standard per mile? This would be much easier for tracking and reimbursement reasons. Documentation should be provided to back up the number of miles being turned in as business mileage from your salesperson.
Pam Newman is a Certified Management Accountant, author and Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor for Financial and Point-of-Sale software. She is also president of
RPPC, Inc.
, which provides customized business development services.
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