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I would agree with etharp. I had a company service van and was paid once I was at the job. I moved in to a non technician position and was required to claim personal mileage and pay for the miles. If I did not claim mileage it was considered a taxable benefit.

You could be required to leave your van at the shop and drive your personal vehicle to and from work which would be much more expensive for both employee and employer.
  • Posted 17 Feb 2008 00:12
  • By SAWB
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  • Indiana, United States

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