Are you adjusting your nanny’s gas mileage?

[Anonymous]

Nanny hasn’t asked for an increase but it seems like the prices are going to stay high for awhile longer. It’s

[Anonymous]

The IRS just adjusted it to 62.5 cents a mile for June 2022. Do you mean more than that?

We’re in California and gas is so much higher than the average.

[Anonymous]

Everyone should give a mileage bonus for awhile. .62 is not enough.

[Anonymous]

Yes, of course

[Anonymous]

Provide a vehicle, provide the gas, and then it's no issue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Provide a vehicle, provide the gas, and then it's no issue.

No. We lease a car for our nanny but want her to drive it to work and home as well as on weekends for her personal use. Our leased car is more reliable than hers and we don’t have enough room in our driveway for an extra car.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Provide a vehicle, provide the gas, and then it's no issue.

No. We lease a car for our nanny but want her to drive it to work and home as well as on weekends for her personal use. Our leased car is more reliable than hers and we don’t have enough room in our driveway for an extra car.

You're still providing the car for her...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Provide a vehicle, provide the gas, and then it's no issue.

No. We lease a car for our nanny but want her to drive it to work and home as well as on weekends for her personal use. Our leased car is more reliable than hers and we don’t have enough room in our driveway for an extra car.

You're still providing the car for her...

But the point of the thread is that we raised her gas mileage.

[Anonymous]

No, she drives our car so no gas expense for her to drive our kids around.