There is an increase in heart rate, arterial tension and testosterone, but the cortisol level decreases. Nonetheless, by focusing on the asymmetric brain activity of the frontal lobe that occurs when we experience emotions, there are two models that contradict the case of anger, the researcher highlights.
The cents-per-mile rule is based on the IRS standard mileage rate. For 2008, the standard mileage rate is 58.5 cents a mile. Employees must either reimburse the employer at this rate for all personal miles driven in an employer-provided vehicle, or the value will be added to the employees taxable income.
For 2015, the IRS has reduced the standard medical mileage rate by one cent, to 23 cents per mile (it was 24 cents per mile in 2014). Itâs unclear why the medical mileage rate went down for 2015 while the business mile rate went upâon the face of it, it doesnât make any sense.