The phrase "commuting expenses" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to the costs of traveling to and from work or school. For example: "I have to take into account commuting expenses when budgeting for my monthly expenses."
Mullins estimates that each saved an average of $2,626 in commuting expenses and 216 hours in commuting time, and avoided emitting 5,940 pounds of carbon dioxide and 587 pounds of hydrocarbons per year.
A number of state agencies, including those in Utah, are going to four-day workweeks to save energy costs and reduce commuting expenses for their employees.
For example, the rule allowing a deduction for commuting expenses applies only when one's wage job and home business are in the same line of work and the taxpayer can show a bona fide expense.
And it will propose expanding a tax benefit through which employers can subsidize workers' commuting expenses by paying mass transit fares, just as many workers receive free parking as a tax-free benefit.
While Mr. Gaska said that he thought many working-class residents would balk at the $12 round-trip cost of the ferry and stick with the subway, Mr. Addabbo, who represents the western Rockaways, said he believed the ferry was cost-efficient when other commuting expenses, like parking and gas, were added in.
That's two months of commuting expenses, Devaney notes.
Note: we apply each year for funds to partially reimburse commute expenses on the basis of financial need.
It allows people to cut down on their housing and commute expenses significantly.
Penn also offers a Bike Commuter Expense Reimbursement Program for faculty and staff who commute by bike.
But "the combination of the commute, the expense and the fact that we were not there very much, made the whole equation questionable," he said.
Actual costs will vary based on your actual rent, utilities, personal expenses, commuting costs, etc.
