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Yes, that is correct.
If you were reimbursed the full rate, there is no need to claim the mileage on your return to get credit for the difference in the IRS rate and the amount you received. Also, if the reimbursement was not taxed there is no need to claim it as a reduction to your income.
Yes, that is correct.
If you were reimbursed the full rate, there is no need to claim the mileage on your return to get credit for the difference in the IRS rate and the amount you received. Also, if the reimbursement was not taxed there is no need to claim it as a reduction to your income.
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