Imputed Income for Personal Trips

Imputed Income for Personal Trips

Report Name:           perspax.rpt

 

Portrait or Landscape:        Portrait 

Report Group:        Flight Log

Comments:

     Includes trips and legs that are not cancelled (includes both scheduled and verified / amended legs); 

     Includes trip passengers with status code value = 9 [PERS] or Personal SIFL Rate box marked;

     Includes trip passengers with status code no show charged [NOSH];

     Excludes trip passengers with status code cancelled, deleted, standby or no show [NOSW]; 

     Dates local; 

     Statute Miles Point to Point; 

     * = Leg Statute Miles; 

     ST Column -- M = Meets 50% Rule; E = Emp/Spouse/Dep; C = Control Employee; S = Security; P = SEC Specified;

 

 

 

 

 


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