Numerical Test Question 91 – Mileage reimbursement threshold

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Scenario

An employee has already claimed 9,200 business miles in the tax year. A new journey adds 1,450 miles. The first 10,000 miles are reimbursed at £0.45 per mile and any mileage above 10,000 is reimbursed at £0.25 per mile.

Question

How much should the employee be reimbursed for the new journey?

  • A. £652.50
  • B. £482.50
  • C. £522.50
  • D. £562.50
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Correct answer: C. £522.50

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