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Mileage

 

Local Funds State Funds
Research Extension Research Extension
119000-119011 170000-179999 110000-117999 110000-16000
119013-119025 200000-699999 119012-119012 185820-199255
129000-129011   120000-127999  
129013-129025   130000-139999*  
200000-400299      
400400-699999      

*Sales Funds are being audited by the State Auditors, so they must be treated as a state account.

  • Local Funds
    • All reimbursements are subject to department head or designee approval.
    • The mileage reimbursement rate for the use of a personally owned vehicle while conducting official state business is based on the rate in effect on the date(s) of travel.
    • The distance may be calculated by using the Comptroller’s Mileage Guide
      (http://www.window.state.tx.us/comptrol/texastra.html). This mileage is the shortest distance between two cities and encompasses the entire city. The Mileage Guide also includes out of state mileage to the states that surround Texas.
    • The traveler can be reimbursed for the actual mileage by documenting the duty points and the beginning and ending odometer readings. Physical addresses are no longer required on local funds.
      • Example:

        Beginning Odometer Reading:

        From College Station, Headquarters

        To IBT in Houston

        To TAMUG in Galveston

        Return to College Station.

        12,345.5
        Ending Odometer Reading:
        12,630.2
        Total Miles:
        284.7

  • State Funds
    • The mileage reimbursement rate for the use of a personally owned vehicle while conducting official state business is based on the rate in effect on the date(s) of travel.
    • Each Unit has the option of reimbursing at a rate less than the current rate per mile. The Unit must notify affected individuals in writing about the lower rate before it is implemented.
    • The distance may be calculated by using the Comptroller’s Mileage Guide
      ( http://www.window.state.tx.us/comptrol/texastra.html ).This mileage is the shortest distance between two cities and encompasses the entire city. The Mileage Guide also includes out of state mileage to the states surrounding Texas.
    • The traveler can be reimbursed for the actual mileage by documenting the odometer reading point to point with a physical or descriptive address of the duty points.
      • Example:

        Beginning Odometer Reading:

        12,345.5
        From College Station, Headquarters - Bizzell  
        To IBT in Houston – 2121 Holcombe
        12,438.7
        To TAMUG in Galveston – 200 Seawolf Parkway
        12,490.2
        Return to College Station.  
        Ending Odometer Reading:
        12,630.2
        Total Miles:
        284.7
    • Coordination of travel must occur when two, three, or four state employees employed by the same state agency travel on the same dates with the same itinerary to conduct the same official business.
  • Out of State Mileage - Local
    • Mileage can be calculated by either using the Comptroller’s Mileage Guide or the beginning or ending odometer readings.
  • Out of State Mileage - State
    • Mileage can be calculated by either using the Comptroller’s Mileage Guide or the the point to point odometer readings.
  • Map Programs
    • For Local or State Funds the internet map programs can only be used as a comparison. They cannot be used to calculate the mileage distance.
  • Mileage Rate Table
    FY2007 $ 0.445 State and Local Funds
    9/1/07 - 12/31/07 $ 0.485 State and Local Funds
    1/1/08 - 6/30/08 $ 0.505 State and Local Funds
    7/1/08 - 12/31/08 $ 0.585 State and Local Funds

  • Note: When a travel rate becomes effective, that rate will apply to all travel occurring on or after the effective date and will remain applicable until the effective date of a new rate. Travel reimbursements will be based on the rate in effect on the date (s) of travel.

  • Mileage Between Residence and Duty Point
    • Before or during work hours, mileage cannot exceed the mileage from place of employment.
    • On the return trip, mileage can be to the residence if the return time is after working hours. Otherwise it cannot be more than to the place of employment.
  • Mileage Between Residence and Airport
    • If travel occurs during working hours, mileage may not exceed the mileage from place of employment.
    • The latest time for check-in for a flight determines whether travel to airport occurs during working or non-working hours.
    • If the time the return flight lands is after working hours then mileage may be claimed to residence. If return flight lands during working hours the mileage cannot be reimbursed for more than to place of employment.
  • Links
    • State of Texas Mileage Guide
    • Locations listed in the Texas Mileage Guide
    • Airports and Facilities listed in the Mileage Guide
    • Rand McNally Mileage Guide
    • MSN Maps

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