The IRS also provides standard mileage rates for medical and moving expenses. For 2014, the rate is 23.5 cents per mile (down from 24 cents for 2013).The standard rate for charitable expenses is set by statute and remains at 14 cents per mile.The various standard mileage rates for 2014 apply to miles driven on or after January 1, 2014.To ensure compliance with requirements imposed by the IRS, and other governing bodies, please note the following.or 2014, the rate is 23.5 cents per mile (down from 24 cents for 2013). The standard rate for charitable expenses is set by statute and remains at 14 cents per mile.
A legal personal representative is a person who is: 1  an executor of another person's will; 2  the administrator of deceased person's estate; 3  the trustee of a legally disabled person's estate or affairs; or.  a person who has been granted an enduring power of attorney over the affairs of another person.
Because of this, Utah legislators passed specific state laws to define exactly who qualifies as the personal representative of a deceased patient. The executor has first rights to the patientâs records. But if no executor was named, the patientâs spouse or adult child can become the deceasedâs personal representative. Proving status as a personal representative requires that a person must receive a letter of appointment from a probate court.