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Rigid883
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Per Diem for Truck Drivers,,,need some help
« on: September 06, 2006, 03:37:24 PM »

in a nutshell this is my situation.......i drive locally for a company,  which means i have no overnight expenditures.  that being said,  i am now receiving per diem.  per the federal publication 463 i am not qualified for this.  the company states they are perfectly within their "legal" right to pay me per diem regardless of what i think.  i further looked into my payroll stubb and from what i can see what they claim they are doing and what is really going on i am not receiving it at all.  my pay stub looks like this....not actually dollar amounts but accurate as a representation.

gross earnings 47hrs @ 12.50    587.50
per diem                               +104.00
per diem deductions               -104.00

then comes taxes and finally net,  and the net affect of the per diem is 0.00  so why is it there anyway,,,not what i understood per diem as..seems to me they are saying they paid me this but then took it right back......so they can take a huge tax break at the end of the year at my expense,,,,,,

any help would be grealtly appreciated
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