Does employer reimbursed mileage expense count as income on the bankruptcy means test?

No. Not if you are reimbursed for money you actually spent.t on business travel.

I think it may depend on whether the reimbursed mileage expense is an ongoing matter such that you get it every paycheck, or if it is an occasional reimbursement from time to time.

Yes of course, all income counts. You can take the vehicle expense as a deduction on both your budget and the means test.

The bankruptcy means test has many technical issues that are open to different opinions and arguments. Even judges have disagreed as to how to interpret requirements of the means test. As to employer reimbursement of mileage expenses, if you submit a report of actual business trips and mileage, then I would not count the reimbursement as income. However, if you receive a set amount every month and do not have to submit reports, then I would consider the amounts as income. (You might be able to deduct employee expenses in another way).

Yes. All money received in the last full six months counts on the means test if it fits within the descriptions on the form and unless it is specifically excluded.