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there have been at least one other thread here on forkliftaction discussing this same question.
My understanding of it (here in the USA), if you are paid for the commute to and from work, and use a vehicle provided by your employer, then that use is a taxable benefit, and you have to keep considerable records to prove you were taxed for the portion of value of that vehicle and fuel used to commute. (Federal income tax)
  • Posted 10 Nov 2009 21:47
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