#5 Iron Mountain's Marc Duale got a $32,000 car allowance

Marc Duale was appointed president, international in September 2008, after overseeing Iron Mountain’s business in Europe for two years. In 2012, he had received $32,116 as car allowance. The company even kicked in an additional $3,211 to cover gas. His total compensation that year was almost $2.1 million, including perks.

#4 Cognizant's Frank D’Souza had a company admin take care of personal matters

Francisco D'Souza is the president and CEO of Cognizant, and was part of the team founded the company in 1994. Cognizant Technology Solutions CEO Francisco D’Souza got the company to pay for "the use of an administrative assistant of the company for personal matters." That was a perk valued at $10,831 plus a gross up for taxes of $9,356. A "gross up" means that the company also picked up the tax bill. He earned $10.6 million last year, including perks.

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