IRS Announces New Mileage Rates Effective 7/1/08
Read all the skinny in the IRS newsroom, here.
The short and sweet? Mileage rates for business or moving/medical are each going up $0.08/mile, effective July 1st.
Charities?
Well, I'm thinking it's obvious the government doesn't give a fig about how people are giving less money in lean times and more time. And gee, wouldn't it be nice to reward those people giving their time and using their ownliquid gold gasoline to do it? Apparently not.
New business mileage rate is $0.585/mile; medical-moving will be $0.27/mile; charity, well, it's still a chinchy $0.14/mile.
The short and sweet? Mileage rates for business or moving/medical are each going up $0.08/mile, effective July 1st.
Charities?
Well, I'm thinking it's obvious the government doesn't give a fig about how people are giving less money in lean times and more time. And gee, wouldn't it be nice to reward those people giving their time and using their own
New business mileage rate is $0.585/mile; medical-moving will be $0.27/mile; charity, well, it's still a chinchy $0.14/mile.
posted by Dy at 3:08 PM
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