Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
I think they are in pretty bad shape now. LM was actually paid by the US govt to keep them maintained for awhile. Now they are just rotting away
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Got a clarification email the next day saying no such functionality exists in iCrew but you could get the data from your PAS. Basically select the year you want from the drop down menu at the top, select the check mark boxes to get all the months, then click "export". You then get each month's flying buttoned up into an excel document.
Looks like doing it the PAS method will be pretty manpower intensive since it will require ME to figure out what the actual per diem rates in each of my layovers was and calculate the amount DAL shorted me. I assume that most CPAs won't take the raw data and do the work without a significant extra charge which means this "new" functionality might not be that useful. I don't know since I've never seen the output from ProDiem or EasyBid but I have to assume all the legwork has been done and they just spit out a nice number in a usable format my CPA (or I) could plug into tax software.
Can anybody who has used one of those 2 products comment on my assumptions? Thanks!
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Have used prodiem for years. Great product. They turned it in 3 hours this week.
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So to answer my own question and ask a new one.
Got a clarification email the next day saying no such functionality exists in iCrew but you could get the data from your PAS. Basically select the year you want from the drop down menu at the top, select the check mark boxes to get all the months, then click "export". You then get each month's flying buttoned up into an excel document.
Looks like doing it the PAS method will be pretty manpower intensive since it will require ME to figure out what the actual per diem rates in each of my layovers was and calculate the amount DAL shorted me. I assume that most CPAs won't take the raw data and do the work without a significant extra charge which means this "new" functionality might not be that useful. I don't know since I've never seen the output from ProDiem or EasyBid but I have to assume all the legwork has been done and they just spit out a nice number in a usable format my CPA (or I) could plug into tax software.
Can anybody who has used one of those 2 products comment on my assumptions? Thanks!
Got a clarification email the next day saying no such functionality exists in iCrew but you could get the data from your PAS. Basically select the year you want from the drop down menu at the top, select the check mark boxes to get all the months, then click "export". You then get each month's flying buttoned up into an excel document.
Looks like doing it the PAS method will be pretty manpower intensive since it will require ME to figure out what the actual per diem rates in each of my layovers was and calculate the amount DAL shorted me. I assume that most CPAs won't take the raw data and do the work without a significant extra charge which means this "new" functionality might not be that useful. I don't know since I've never seen the output from ProDiem or EasyBid but I have to assume all the legwork has been done and they just spit out a nice number in a usable format my CPA (or I) could plug into tax software.
Can anybody who has used one of those 2 products comment on my assumptions? Thanks!
I don't know since I've never seen the output from ProDiem or EasyBid but I have to assume all the legwork has been done and they just spit out a nice number in a usable format my CPA (or I) could plug into tax software.
Can anybody who has used one of those 2 products comment on my assumptions? Thanks!
Can anybody who has used one of those 2 products comment on my assumptions? Thanks!
You calculate it all your self, but for $50 it's well worth it in my opinion.
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