CORE CONCEPT:ACCOUNTING INFO SYS-CONNCE
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Use the following table of government officers travelling and mileage allowance to answer the question
Travel Allowance and Mileage: Government
Government Post
Annual Travel Allowance
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Genuine travelling officers
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$36 per km
Genuine travelling officers (no mileage)
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