- 3 - Cleaning Services apparently charged and billed Farm Credit $2,000 for these services, but the bill was never paid. In 1997, petitioner was employed as an area manager by Corporate Staffing Resources (CSR). In connection with this employment he regularly traveled throughout southeastern Michigan where petitioners were living at the time. Usually petitioner used one of petitioners’ cars for his employment-related travel. When he did, he was entitled to reimbursement by CSR at the rate of $0.24 per mile, claim for which he was required to make on a travel voucher. Some time during 1997 petitioner traveled by air from Michigan to Arizona to look for a new job. He remained in Arizona for approximately 10 days. Nancy M. Frederick (Ms. Frederick) was employed as a “kitchen and bath specialist” by Central Michigan Lumber Company (Central) during 1997. In connection with this employment she was required to travel for various reasons to Central’s customers or clients, and she did so from time to time during that year. She was reimbursed for her traveling expenses in accordance with Central’s “expense policy”. According to claims submitted to Central for travel expense reimbursements, she used one of petitioners’ cars to travel approximately 2,000 miles during 1997 in connection with her employment.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Next
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