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).
Green leafy vegetables are not the only good sources of vitamin K. One cup of raw brussels sprouts contains about 156 micrograms of the vitamin; 1 cup of raw broccoli contains about 93 micrograms; and 1 cup of raw cabbage contains about 67 micrograms.