We all travel in our work, and often we claim money back from our employer. There is normally a set policy that states how much we can claim per mile/km, and sometimes this is based on a national framework.
E.g. for the UK there is a national guideline, and universities publish their own expense policies in the public domain (see attached sample).
What is your national framework?
What is your institutional policy for reimbursement?
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Michael Issigonis
0.30 $ per km
If you are claiming travel as a self-employed person, tax guidelines show you can claim 0.50 $ per km
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Mohannad H. Al-Sherrawi
At University of Baghdad, Iraq, no money for researcher's travels.
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Nicholas E Rowe
Mohammad- so if any of your faculty or students need to travel for work reasons, how is it paid for?
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