anonymous
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anonymous
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Other companies are taking away company cars. I am assuming this will happen soon since we are all still at home. Can’t put in any business miles FYI
No, you're an idiot! If we don’t leave our houses, why would they pay for cars, gas, and insurance? I'm gullible, and I have read the fake news of getting rid of company cars on the Cafepharma Amgen site. I am a dumb fuck.
No your an idiot! Why would they pay for cars, gas and insurance if we don’t leave our houses? Amgen is dumb fuck
What does the money we pay each month to use company car cover?
My check is so small this pay period, they charged “personal use fleet” were we told about this?, I’ve never had this happen before seems like a lot of money to pay for an Altima on top of the 140 per month to drive it.
Employer-paid vehicle allowances and cents-per-mile payments that exceed IRS-approved totals also receive no tax advantage and must be counted by employees as taxable income. Vehicle expenses can be claimed by employees on their individual tax returns.I would’ve given mine back had I known about this. Pfizer needs to do the right thing and step in and cover these BS taxes. Come on!
Could this be because you haven't driven your car for business purposes since March?My check is so small this pay period, they charged “personal use fleet” were we told about this?, I’ve never had this happen before seems like a lot of money to pay for an Altima on top of the 140 per month to drive it.
Yes I believe so, there were very few miles driven at all, personal or business, but because the personal miles (although less than 3,000 for the entire year) were 97% of all miles driven I had to pay almost my entire paycheck which is ok, except I wasn’t expecting this, especially since this has never happened, it’s the check right before Christmas,I’m a single mom, and I don’t have a super high salary compared to other employees so it was a lot for me. But at least I know that next year I will opt for purchasing my own vehicle and receiving the reimbursement.Could this be because you haven't driven your car for business purposes since March?
Yes I believe so, there were very few miles driven at all, personal or business, but because the personal miles (although less than 3,000 for the entire year) were 97% of all miles driven I had to pay almost my entire paycheck which is ok, except I wasn’t expecting this, especially since this has never happened, it’s the check right before Christmas,I’m a single mom, and I don’t have a super high salary compared to other employees so it was a lot for me. But at least I know that next year I will opt for purchasing my own vehicle and receiving the reimbursement.