Haywood Marsh has joined Cardata as CEO:

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That means drivers in California and Texas each get their own ideal rates, and everyone gets paid fairly, ensuring their costs are covered.

That’s where FAVR comes in. FAVR is a program that takes geography into account. When you build your FAVR program, you build your fixed and variable rates based on local costs.

Driving costs in Texas, for example, tend to be a lot lower than in California. But if you have a flat rate car allowance, everyone is getting the same sum, meaning no one is getting a fair deal.

Legitimate business driving expenses are eligible for tax-free reimbursements, but different locations have different expenses.

When you have a lot of employees driving in different geographies, the question becomes how to reimburse them for business driving.

Companies are defaulting to flat rate car allowances but they shouldn’t be.

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Vehicle programs can be transformative HR benefit-like programs, bringing HR values to the forefront of employee driving practices.

At Cardata, we embrace trust and transparency in vehicle programming by building features like pay transparency into our software products, and more.

Leaders should seize the opportunity to pioneer initiatives that prioritize your team's well-being and foster a culture of trust.

In a world of constant transformation, HR practices evolve to ensure fairness and transparency—especially in compensation.

Embrace change and embrace growth!.

We'll be answering these questions and more on May 22nd at 12:00p.m. ET. Follow the link to sign up and see you there!.

• Your employees are unhappy or confused with your current solution.• There is no ROI on your program.• You're paying too much tax or have fallen out of compliance.• Your team is wasting time on needless program administration.

Watch out for these signs that something has gone wrong in your vehicle program:.

We're running a webinar on May 22nd to help you find out.

How do you know you have a problem with your vehicle program?.