Multiple Choice Question On the occasions Claudette travels directly to Branch B, she can claim her travel from home to Branch B and then Branch B back to home. On the occasions Claudette travels from Branch A to Branch B, she can claim her travel between the two branches. Claudette cannot claim her travel as she has received an allowance. Claudette can claim all her travel to and from work (both to Branch A and Branch B) as she is an itinerant worker. On the occasions Claudette travels from Branch A to Branch B, she can claim her travel home from Branch B Claudette works for a retail firm that has a number of different branches. She generally works at one branch (Branch A) but is occasionally required to travel to another branch (Branch B) to assist when they are busy. On some occasions she travels from Branch A to Branch B during the day, and then home from Branch B. On other occasions she travels directly to Branch B and home again. When she is required to travel to Branch B, her employer pays her a travel allowance at a rate of 70 cents per km. Which of the following statements is correct