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I see Tennessee is tied for #7. Tennessee has zero state income tax. The single paragraph article cites health, safely and pollution as being areas where Tennessee blows chunks. Maybe where I'm at isn't so bad. We pay a little, but we get more than a little in return.

FKATZ - thank you for the detailed explanation! paullud - Do you understand what he said, I didn't? Just kidding! So the 1/4 day thing that you do looks like it's what the IRS does and that's what I need to do. I guess the DDL folks are handing out bad info. I am reading this right, aren't...

Well paullud, I guess the tax guy isn't checking in today. Sorry if I seem to be ignoring your posts, it's not like that. I'm just trying to keep my question to the tax expert guy focused on a single scenario without answering the question for him. Looking to avoid ambiguity is all.

I fixed the link. Thanks paullud.

I appreciate the response but that differs from this evaluation Days out for IRS Per Diem IRS pub 463 page 6, seems to agree with the DDL eval. http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p463.pdf Are they missing something? Link fixed - thx paullud

Is my interpretation correct? A driver leaves out on Monday evening and returns home Friday morning. He's out for 3 full days and 2 partial days. Does he get to claim 5 days per diem?