If the employer's reimbursement rate exceeds the standard rate, the excess amount is taxable to the employee as regular wages. When there is an excess reimbursement, the nontaxable and taxable amounts are reported on form W-2 with: The amounts up to the Federal mileage rate reported in box 12, code L AND.
Beet greens are a top source of several nutrients, with 276 milligrams of vitamin A, 697 micrograms of vitamin K, 655 milligrams of potassium, and just 19 calories per half a cup. Like turnip greens, you can find these at your local farmers' market (or you can grow them yourself).
Leafy green vegetables have contain higher amounts of vitamin K and one rule of thumb is to suspect that green veggies, cabbages and lettuces are high in Vitamin K. Also certain legumes like peanuts and peas might cause problems. Certain vegetable oils have high amounts of vitamin K. Foods that are low in vitamin K include roots, bulbs, tubers, some fruits, and fruit juices. Cereals, grains, and other milled products are low in vitamin K. Keep in mind that the amount of foods you eat with vitamin K add up. So if you eat a more foods that contain medium. amounts of vitamin K in a particular day, your vitamin K intake will be high for that day.