Legal Question in Employment Law in Connecticut
Federal law on mileage
What is the federal law on mileage in relation to cost per mile? I think the federal law states that the employer must pay $0.35 per mile, but I'm not sure.
Asked on 12/11/01, 8:55 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
William McLeod
McLeod Law Offices, PC
Re: Federal law on mileage
I don't believe there is a federal law requiring any employer to pay mileage for an employee. This may be more of a tax question, than a labopr question. Mileage for work related purposes, as with any employee cost not reimbursed by an employer may be tax deductible. I emphasize MAY BE because I think this is more of a tax issue than a labor/employment issue (and I'm not a tax lawyer).
Answered on 12/11/01, 11:36 pm
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