Use of Private Vehicles for Official Business Sample Clauses

Use of Private Vehicles for Official Business. 6.4.1 (a) Where any teacher is required by the employer to use her/his own vehicle for official business the teacher is entitled to the motor vehicle allowance at the rate specified in Appendix 1 or equivalent public transport fares where applicable.
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Use of Private Vehicles for Official Business. 7.4.1 Where any teacher is:
Use of Private Vehicles for Official Business. An employee who is required by the employer to use their private vehicle for official business shall be reimbursed for that usage at the following rates: Motor Car – Annual kilometres on official business: 0 – 1600 kilometres 62 cents per kilometre over 1600 kilometres 47 cents per kilometre
Use of Private Vehicles for Official Business. An employee who is required by the employer to use their private vehicle for official business shall be reimbursed for that usage at the following rates: MOTOR CAR – ANNUAL KILOMETRES ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS 0 – 1600 kilo etres 62 cents per kilo etre over 1600 kilo etres 47 cents per kilo etre
Use of Private Vehicles for Official Business. An employee who is required by the employer to use their private vehicle for official business shall be reimbursed for that usage at the applicable IRD Vehicle Mileage Rate. Kilometre rates for the 2020-2021 income year (xxx.xxxx.xx)

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