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Old 01-15-2014 | 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by RetiredFTS
OK, I am going to test the "no stupid questions" theory and since new hires are here and increasing, here goes:

1. How exactly does their data (pro diem or flightline) get utilized on a tax return? My assumption is that we are not adequately reimbursed for on-the-job expenses.

2. Is there other accounting/record keeping that needs to be done on my part to show actual expenses vs. reimbursement?

Public or PM answers would be appreciated.

Greatly appreciated,
FTS
I just got my report from pro diem. Delta paid me about $6K in per diem and pro diem said I should have gotten $12K based upon my layovers so I get to write off the difference.