Common use of Incidental Use Clause in Contracts

Incidental Use. An employee who does not drive an automobile as a condition of employment shall be reimbursed at the maximum rate per mile approved by the IRS as a nontaxable expense reimbursement without documentation (which will hereinafter be referred to as "the IRS rate") for miles driven at the requirement of the County.

Incidental Use. An employee who does not drive an automobile as a condition of 16 employment shall be reimbursed at the maximum rate per mile approved by the IRS 17 as a nontaxable expense reimbursement without documentation (which will hereinafter 18 be referred to as "the IRS rate") for miles driven at the requirement of the County.

Incidental Use. An employee who does not drive an automobile as a condition of employment 19 shall be reimbursed at the maximum rate per mile approved by the IRS as a nontaxable expense 20 reimbursement without documentation (which will hereinafter be referred to as "the IRS rate") for miles driven at 21 the requirement of the County.. 22

Incidental Use. An employee who does not drive an automobile as a 7 condition of employment shall be reimbursed at the maximum rate per mile approved 8 by the IRS as a nontaxable expense reimbursement without documentation (which will 9 hereinafter be referred to as "the IRS rate") for miles driven at the requirement of the 10 County.