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Senator Paul Bailey from Sparta Round Trip Mileage Claimed Senator Paul Bailey from Sparta Round Trip Mileage Claimed -Home to Nashville & Return: 195 miles at $.47 per mile=$91.65 Travel & Per Diem Expenses for 2014 Office Work 11/6/2014 Nashville Car $ 91.65 $ 198.00 $ 289.65 ALEC 12/2-6/2014 Washington Car $ 91.65 $ 990.00 $ 1,232.04 $ 198.00 $ 60.60 $ 2,468.79 State paid Registraon $475.00 Air $ 413.70 Office Work 12/8-10,12/2014 Nashville Car $ 91.65 $ 792.00 $ 883.65 Interim Sub-total $ 688.65 $ 1,980.00 $ 1,232.04 $ - $ 198.00 $ 60.60 $ 3,642.09 2014 Total $ 688.65 $ 1,980.00 $ 1,232.04 $ - $ 198.00 $ 60.60 $ 3,642.09 Senator Mae Beavers from Mt. Juliet Round Trip Mileage Claimed - Home to Nashville & Return: 44 miles at $.47 per mile = $20.68 Travel & Per Diem Expenses for 2014 MODE of REGIS- TAX DEDUCTIONS COMMITTEE MEETING DATE(S) LOCATION TRAVEL MILEAGE PER DIEM HOTEL TRATION WH F.I.C.A. TOTAL Session 1/14-16/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 564.00 $ 157.92 $ 43.14 $ 383.62 Session 1/21-23/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 564.00 $ 157.92 $ 43.14 $ 383.62 Session 1/27-30/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 752.00 $ 210.56 $ 57.52 $ 504.60 Session 2/3-6/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 752.00 $ 210.56 $ 57.52 $ 504.60 Session 2/10-13/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 752.00 $ 210.56 $ 57.52 $ 504.60 Session 2/18-20/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 564.00 $ 157.92 $ 43.14 $ 383.62 Session 2/24-27/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 752.00 $ 210.56 $ 57.52 $ 504.60 Session 3/3-6/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 752.00 $ 210.56 $ 57.52 $ 504.60 Session 3/10-13/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 752.00 $ 210.56 $ 57.52 $ 504.60 Session 3/17-20/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 752.00 $ 210.56 $ 57.52 $ 504.60 Session 3/24-27/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 752.00 $ 210.56 $ 57.52 $ 504.60 Session 3/31-4/3/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 752.00 $ 210.56 $ 57.52 $ 504.60 Session 4/7-10/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 752.00 $ 210.56 $ 57.52 $ 504.60 Session 4/14-17/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 752.00 $ 210.56 $ 57.52 $ 504.60 Session Sub-total $ 289.52 $ 9,964.00 $ 2,789.92 $ 762.14 $ 6,701.46 Office Work 1/9/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 188.00 $ 52.64 $ 14.38 $ 141.66 Office Work 5/22/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 188.00 $ 52.64 $ 14.38 $ 141.66 Office Work 6/3/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 188.00 $ 52.64 $ 14.38 $ 141.66 Office Work 9/3/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 188.00 $ 52.64 $ 14.38 $ 141.66 Office Work 12/3/2014 Nashville Car $ 20.68 $ 66.00 $ 16.50 $ 5.05 $ 65.13 Interim Sub-total $ 103.40 $ 818.00 $ - $ - $ 227.06 $ 62.57 $ 631.77 2014 Total $ 392.92 $ 10,782.00 $ - $ - $ 3,016.98 $ 824.71 $ 7,333.23 Senator Mike Bell from Riceville Round Trip Mileage Claimed - Home to Nashville & Return: 370 miles at $.47 per mile = $173.90 Travel & Per Diem Expenses for 2014 MODE of REGIS- TAX DEDUCTIONS COMMITTEE MEETING DATE(S) LOCATION TRAVEL MILEAGE PER DIEM HOTEL TRATION WH F.I.C.A. TOTAL Session 1/14-16/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 564.00 $ 737.90 Session 1/21-23/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 564.00 $ 737.90 Session 1/27-30/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 752.00 $ 925.90 Session 2/3-6/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 752.00 $ 925.90 Session 2/10-13/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 752.00 $ 925.90 Session 2/18-20/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 564.00 $ 737.90 Session 2/24-27/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 752.00 $ 925.90 Session 3/3-6/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 752.00 $ 925.90 Session 3/10-13/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 752.00 $ 925.90 Session 3/17-20/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 752.00 $ 925.90 Session 3/24-27/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 752.00 $ 925.90 Session 3/31-4/3/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 752.00 $ 925.90 Session 4/7-10/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 752.00 $ 925.90 Session 4/14-17/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 752.00 $ 925.90 Session Sub-total $ 2,434.60 $ 9,964.00 $ 12,398.60 Office Work/Mtgs. 12/17/2013 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 188.00 $ 361.90 Joint GOC 12/18/2013 Nashville Car $ - $ 188.00 $ 188.00 Office Work 1/7-8/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 376.00 $ 549.90 Office Work 1/13/2014 Nashville Car $ - $ 188.00 $ 188.00 Joint GOC 4/28/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 188.00 $ 361.90 Office Work/Mtgs. 4/29/2014 Nashville Car $ - $ 188.00 $ 188.00 Office Work 5/12/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 188.00 $ 361.90 Office Work 5/27/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 188.00 $ 361.90 Joint GOC 5/28/2014 Nashville Car $ - $ 188.00 $ 188.00 Office Work 6/3/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 188.00 $ 361.90 Office Work 6/11/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 188.00 $ 361.90 Office Work 6/18-19/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 376.00 $ 549.90 Office Work 6/23/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 188.00 $ 361.90 Joint GOC 6/24-25/2014 Nashville Car $ - $ 376.00 $ 376.00 Joint GOC 7/9-10/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 376.00 $ 549.90 Joint GOC 7/23/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 188.00 $ 361.90 Office Work/Meengs 8/13-14/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 376.00 $ 549.90 Joint GOC 8/26-27/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 376.00 $ 549.90 NCSL 8/17-23/2014 Minneapolis, MN Air $ 827.69 $ 1,316.00 $ 1,128.33 $ - $ 315.84 $ 86.28 $ 2,869.90 Judiciary Commiee 9/15-16/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 376.00 $ 549.90 Educaon Summit 9/18/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 188.00 $ 361.90 Office Work/Mtgs. 9/30-10/1/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 386.00 $ 559.90 Joint GOC 9/23-24/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 376.00 $ 549.90 Legal Srvcs. Cmtee Staff. 10/21/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 198.00 $ 371.90 Joint GOC 10/22/2014 Nashville Car $ - $ 198.00 $ 198.00 Office Work/Mtgs. 11/13-14/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 396.00 $ 569.90 Office Work 11/17/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 198.00 $ 371.90 Office Work/Mtgs. 11/20/2014 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $ 198.00 $ 371.90 overpayment for mileage 11/20 collected 12/29 (see 2015 Ledger) Joint GOC 11/18-19/2014 Nashville Car $ - $ 396.00 $ 396.00 ALEC 12/2-9/2014 Nashville Air $ 257.70 $ 1,584.00 $ 2,042.69 $ 346.50 $ 106.05 $ 3,457.69 Taxi $ 25.85 Interim Sub-total $ 4,763.14 $ 10,322.00 $ 3,171.02 $ - $ 662.34 $ 192.33 $ 17,401.49 2014 Total $ 7,197.74 $ 20,286.00 $ 3,171.02 $ - $ 662.34 $ 192.33 $ 29,800.09 Senator Janice Bowling from Tullohoma Round Trip Mileage Claimed - Home to Nashville & Return: 146 miles at $.47 per mile=$68.62 Travel & Per Diem Expenses for 2014 $ - MODE of REGIS- TAX DEDUCTIONS COMMITTEE MEETING DATE(S) LOCATION TRAVEL MILEAGE PER DIEM HOTEL TRATION WH F.I.C.A. TOTAL Session 1/14-16/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 564.00 $ 639.20 Session 1/21-23/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 564.00 $ 639.20 Session 1/27-30/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 752.00 $ 827.20 Session 2/3-6/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 752.00 $ 827.20 Session 2/10-13/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 752.00 $ 827.20 Session 2/18-20/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 564.00 $ 639.20 Session 2/24-27/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 752.00 $ 827.20 Session 3/3-6/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 752.00 $ 827.20 Session A 3/13 3/10-13/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 564.00 $ 639.20 Session 3/17-20/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 752.00 $ 827.20 Session 3/24-27/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 752.00 $ 827.20 Session 3/31-4/3/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 752.00 $ 827.20 Session 4/7-10/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 752.00 $ 827.20 Session 4/14-17/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 752.00 $ 827.20 Session Sub-total $ 1,052.80 $ 9,776.00 $ 10,828.80 Office Work/Mtgs 12/17/2013 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 188.00 $ 263.20 Joint GOC 12/18/2013 Nashville Car $ - $ 188.00 $ 188.00 Office Work/Mtgs 1/10/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 188.00 $ 263.20 Office Work/Mtgs 1/13/2004 Nashville Car $ - $ 188.00 $ 188.00 Office Work/Mtgs 1/20/2014 Nashville Car $ - $ 188.00 $ 188.00 Joint GOC 4/28/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 188.00 $ 263.20 Office Work 4/29/2014 Nashville Car $ - $ 188.00 $ 188.00 Office Work 5/27/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 188.00 $ 263.20 Joint GOC 5/28/2014 Nashville Car $ - $ 188.00 $ 188.00 Office Work 6/23/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 188.00 $ 263.20 Joint GOC 6/24-25/2014 Nashville Car $ - $ 376.00 $ 376.00 ALEC Conference 7/29-8/2/2014 Dallas TX Car $ 681.21 $ 940.00 $ 829.88 $ 750.00 $ 210.56 $ 57.52 $ 3,049.01 Parking $ 116.00 Office Work 8/11-13/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 564.00 $ 639.20 Office Work 8/25-26/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 376.00 $ 451.20 Joint GOC 8/27/2014 Nashville Car $ - $ 188.00 $ 188.00 ALEC Conference 7/29-8/2/2014 Dallas TX Car $ 35.25 $ 35.25 (Vicinity Mileage) $ - Office Work 9/2-3/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 376.00 $ 451.20 Office Work 9/8-9/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 376.00 $ 451.20 Joint GOC 9/23-24/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 376.00 $ 451.20 Office Work 9/30-10/1/2014 Nashville Car $ 75.20 $ 386.00 $ 461.20 Office Work 10/27-30/2014 Nashville Car $ 68.62 $ 792.00 $ 860.62 Office Work 11/18/2014 Nashville Car $ 68.62 $ 198.00 $ 266.62 Joint GOC 11/19/2014 Nashville Car $ - $ 198.00 $ 198.00 Office Work 12/9-10/2014 Nashville Car $ 68.62 $ 396.00 $ 464.62 Interim Sub-total $ 1,865.52 $ 7,422.00 $ 829.88 $ 750.00 $ 210.56 $ 57.52 $ 10,599.32 2014 Total $ 2,918.32 $ 17,198.00 $ 829.88 $ 750.00 $ 210.56 $ 57.52 $ 21,428.12 Senator Richard Briggs from Knoxville Round Trip Mileage Claimed - Home to Nashville & Return: 331 miles at $.47 per mile = $155.57 Travel & Per Diem Expenses for 2014 MODE of REGIS- TAX DEDUCTIONS COMMITTEE MEETING DATE(S) LOCATION TRAVEL MILEAGE PER DIEM HOTEL TRATION WH F.I.C.A.
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