SAVE YOUR MONTHLY PAYROLL
EXTRACT REPORTS TO SEND TO US NEXT YEAR!

What we need:
Monthly
Payroll Reports . You can now obtain this
information by calling your payroll department and requesting it.
What you can do to get flight info to us:
Option 1.
Print all twelve months and mail to us with a check for
$50.00. Make sure that you do not cut off trips on right side of page at
end of month.
Option 2.
Copy and paste data into our paperless submission form or empty word
processing document. You
can then log in to your account online and submit to us. Just download this file and follow our easy
instructions!

Option 3.
Fill in our Electronic Log. We have a great one available
to you by logging in to your own secure account with us. If you
have not registered an account with us online, it is a simple process!

Option 4.
For those of you who prefer to keep
your data in a file on your computer we offer a log for Microsoft
Excel and Microsoft Works. Click on the button below and
choose "save" when prompted. We recommend saving the file
somewhere on your computer where you can find it again easily like your
desktop. Please rename the file something unique to you; such as
your last name and year You can submit it to us by logging into your
account and using our streamlined submission and payment process.
We hope you will try our online log first. It's features are light
years ahead of our basic Excel file and will help prevent you from
making data entry errors.


Notes:
Very Important!!!
If you do not
have a "Non Taxable" amount of per diem paid to you
listed on your W-2, this doesn't mean that you don't
have to claim it on your taxes. The
amount is not required by law to be listed by your
airline on the W-2, but it is required by law
that you subtract the non taxable amount paid to you
from what we calculate. You may need
to locate the amount on a year end paycheck or add
the non taxable per diem amounts for each paycheck
received for the year.
For example if
you are claiming January 1 - December 31 actual
flying - you will need the paychecks received during
that time period. That means: look on the
paychecks for your flying December 1 of the previous
year to end of November and add those amounts up!
Likewise if you claim your actual expense for the
Dec. 1 previous year through November you will still
look on the paychecks for your flying December 1 of
the previous year through the end of November.