Yes. The Per Diem Calculator available on the OBFS Travel Web page helps with per diem calculations for travel within the United States and its possessions. A copy of the calculation must be attached to the travel voucher. The travel office will validate the accuracy of the per diem claimed by the traveler.

The per diem, or daily rate, varies by state and by site. It is important to note that Mille Lacs Academy and Gerard Academy (Minnesota) are Title IV-E eligible, while Onarga and Indian Oaks Academies (Illinois) are Medicaid certified.

When you click Calculate, the calculator figures out which field is blank (or zero), and then determines what that value should be, given the other numbers you've filled in. However, the calculator will not figure out the Payments per Year if this is left blank: you will be given an error message. The Balloon Payment field is treated specially: it normally remains blank.

Per-diem is a tax deduction given by the IRS that takes the place of actual food expenses. You can use your driver log to calculate the number of days you were away from your home or the company you are contracted with/employed by. By using the special rules for transportation workers, this deduction can grow to several thousand dollars. If you have a co-worker, that person is entitled to the per-diem deduction also.

SIS provides expense reimbursement assistance to W2 Consultants who will be working in a metropolitan area which is a minimum of 50 miles (one way) from their primary residence, and as a result will be incurring duplicate living expenses. This program is in lieu of paying "Per Diem" which we choose not to do because of the complexities and IRS regulations associated with reconciling "per day" expense reimbursement to our hourly pay rate compensation plan.

The Conference Secretariat will not be paying per diem, but will take care of your accommodation and meals as well as travel as per your invitation.

Sources: "The Surgeon General's Call to Action to Prevent and Decrease Overweight and Obesity 2001," the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

No. The Online Calculator was developed to make it easier for you to calculate the amount of money that needs to be paid back to the plan. If you decide to calculate this amount manually, you must submit your calculations. The Online Calculator instruction page also describes how to calculate this amount manually.

No. As a matter of fact, we are one of the few companies that allow you to brand our calculators as your own. We require no visible reference to KJE Computer Solutions, LLC or link to our website. We do require a copyright notice in the comments of the source code for each page that you publish with our calculators. This notice, however, is only visible if a visitor chooses to "View Source" from their browser.

A little. First, find out what your principal balance is (see the previous question). Now enter the principal balance in the Principal field. If you're planning a zero cash out-of-pocket re-fi, you should add closing costs/points to the Principal amount. Then you can play with the numbers in the other fields. Strictly speaking, none of the above. For all payment schedules, the calculator treats the "Payments per Year" as equally-distributed (e.g.

convenient as this feature may be, it's not gonna happen anytime soon for several reasons. The calculator is rather simple right now, and it would need to have a whole lot more intelligence to handle dates properly. I like to program, so it's not that I'm averse to writing more code, but in addition, the input form would require more fields to be filled in by the user. I made a conscious effort to keep the input required to a minimum while maintaining the computational flexibility I wanted.

Sorry, but this calculator and its source code are not available. It is old and idiosyncratic. Since I cannot offer support for it, I do not license it or make it available in any other form, even for money. (Well, OK, if you wanna put me through grad school at MIT, I might consider it. ;-)

Sorry, I'm not trying to keep up with the Jones's calculators, and I don't keep track of what other people may offer. Frankly, I'm surprised that this calculator still seems to be so popular after all these years. I would have thought that someone else would have outclassed this puppy long ago.

Usually the MET, body weight and duration of activity are used to calculate the number of calories burned. A fourth important parameter is level of intensity, the intensity at which the activity is performed. If we take examples, running is specific and is listed at different speeds; light, moderate and vigorous. Activities like attending class are general. The number of calories burned can be determined by the level of intensity.

Our Energy Savings calculator is right here on our Inirgee website. It is an Excel 5 file. If you have Microsoft Excel 5 or higher on your computer you can use it. Copyright G. Tom Tsao. Unauthorized duplication prohibited, but feel free to post the link on your website or BBS.

To handle this properly requires that the calculator know when a fiscal year begins and ends, and therefore requires some knowledge of dates (see previous question). However, you can sidestep the issue and do the calculation manually. Suppose that payment 31 is the final payment of the previous fiscal year, and payment 57 is the final payment of the current fiscal year. To get the interest paid during the current fiscal year, subtract Cum Int for payment 31 from Cum Int for payment 57.

In short, no. The only exception is the laptop required for Villanova School of Business students, who use the laptop frequently in the Math 1330-1335 business calculus sequence. The University has several computer labs across campus, and the network provides the software needed for all introductory math and computing classes.

The easiest way is to use Texas Instruments' software called "TI-Connect" along with a link cable (either USB or Serial). Newly bought calculators now come with both of these items, but they can be obtained separately - the cable can be bought from most retailers, whilst the TI-Connect software can be downloaded free from TI's website. First, start up TI Connect Software and click the icon for Device Explorer.