mjaved39 I mean i have also days in timespan value and i want to compare with currnent date time is a time span days, hour,mint and second greater than dateTime.now or less.@ mjaved39. for me, what you are asking is not clear.I mean i have also days in timespan value and i want to compare with currnent date time is a time span days, hour,mint and second greater than dateTime.now or less. mjaved39. for me, what you are asking is not clear. I mean i have also days in timespan value and i want to compare with currnent date time is a time span days, hour,mint and second greater than dateTime.now or less.
What weâre talking about here is, individually, California drivers are averaging a bloated 13,636 miles annually. This compares nationally to an average per-capita per-annum VMT of 9,363. That is 4,273 miles driven over the nationwide average or almost 1.5 times what the typical American driver is driving.his compares nationally to an average per-capita per-annum VMT of 9,363. That is 4,273 miles driven over the nationwide average or almost 1.5 times what the typical American driver is driving.
Example: the truck used for company business gets 10 miles to the gallon. Gas prices in California are $4 per gallon. If the employee drives 100 miles they have used 10 gallons, or $40 in gas. The IRS mileage rate is 50.5 cents per mile, or $50.5. But California requires reimbursement of expenses - not reimbursement of gas! Once the employee figures in oil, wear and tear, insurance, etc., their actual expenses may be significantly higher.