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135	135	|For one-day trips abroad, which start and end in a place of work, should be the expense|If the employee travels abroad from one country to another within one day and back home again, the employer can always refund the lump sum for the non-resident state in which your employee last stopped. With this setting, you can specify whether the lump sum for the last foreign state or the rate of compensation of the place of work is used for the calculation.
136	136	|Default value for the radius of a working place|The radius of the working place determines in which area around the fixed position an interruption of the absence takes place in the sense of the expenses. If the vehicle drives or passes through this area, the expense time will be interrupted. The longest absence period of a day is evaluated.
137	137	|Interruption of absence|It is possible to set a maximum residence time for a place of work. In this period, a vehicle can thus be in the respective place of work, without the absence time in terms of expenses is interrupted. Each time you drive to the place of work, the complete break time is available.
138		-|Recognition start expense relevant period|The absence in the sense of the expenses begins with the leaving of the area of the place of work and ends with the driving of this area.   The user can choose between the following two modes:(((
	138	+|Recognition start expense relevant period|The absence in the sense of the expenses begins with the leaving of the area of the place of work and ends with the driving of this area. The user can choose between the following two modes:(((
139	139	1. By ignition and standstill
140	140	In this mode, the time of absence begins and ends with the ignition signal or upon detection of a vehicle stall. This setting may be useful during loading operations within a site with the ignition on. This is the case, for example, if the vehicle has a mobile crane.
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142	142	1. By ignition
143	143	The period of absence begins when the ignition is switched on within the workplace and ends with the ignition being switched off after driving in this area.
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145		-|Trip assignment|In order to identify which trips are counted for the driver, the user can choose between the following two modes: 1
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	144	+|Trip assignment|In order to identify which trips are counted for the driver, the user can choose between the following two modes:(((
147	147	1. Exact trip assignment: With exact trip allocation, only those parts of the trip for which the driver was registered are assigned to the driver.
148		-2. Tolerant trip assignment: With tolerant trip assignment, the entire trip is assigned to the driver even if the driver logs in late or logs out early.
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	146	+1. Tolerant trip assignment: With tolerant trip assignment, the entire trip is assigned to the driver even if the driver logs in late or logs out early.
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150	150	|Adding up multiple absence periods for single-day external activity.|An absence period begins when leaving the workplace and ends upon re-entering the location.
151	151	Multiple absence periods related to a single-day business trip can be handled as follows:(((
152	152	* Absence periods should be aggregated, as permitted by the BMF directive.(((
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156	156	* If an optimal calculation check is pending for a certain period, this will be indicated in the expense editor.
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158	158	* Only the longest absence period is considered as the relevant business activity.
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160		-|Midnight Regulation|The midnight rule applies when an absence spans overnight and lasts a maximum of 16 hours.
	157	+)))|Midnight Regulation|The midnight rule applies when an absence spans overnight and lasts a maximum of 16 hours.
161	161	Two modes can be chosen for evaluating an overnight absence:(((
162	162	* According to the legal evaluation, where the absence is split across 2 calendar days (in accordance with §9 Abs.4a Nr.3 EStG),
163	163	* Or the absence falls within the time frame between 4:00 PM and 8:00 AM the following day.