N.Y. TAX Law § 2024
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Traveling expenses
Official statutory text
§ 2024. Traveling expenses. The reasonable and necessary traveling and\nother expenses of the commissioners, officers, assistants,\nadministrative law judges and other employees of the division of tax\nappeals, while actually engaged in the performance of their duties,\noutside of the city of Albany, or if such officer, assistant,\nadministrative law judge or employee be in charge of or actually\nemployed at a branch office of the division of tax appeals, the\nreasonable and necessary traveling and other expenses outside of the\nplace in which such branch office is located, and the necessary\ntraveling expenses incurred in the performance of their duties in the\nplace in which their duties are performed of such officers, assistants,\nadministrative law judges and employees as are specifically authorized\nby order of the president of the tax appeals tribunal, shall be paid\nupon the order of the comptroller upon vouchers approved by the\npresident of the tax appeals tribunal.\n
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