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Standard mileage vs. actual expenses, documentation rules, and the method that saves you more. Fill out the form to unlock your free copy.
The challenge isn't whether you qualify.
Most owners who drive for business qualify for a deduction. The challenge is picking the right method and keeping records that hold up.
Two methods, one decision
Standard mileage or actual expenses, and who each one tends to favor.
Current-year numbers
This year's mileage rate and depreciation caps.
Records that hold up
What a compliant mileage log and receipt trail need to include.
Everything you need before you file.
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- How each method is calculated
- Current-year rates and depreciation limits
- Required IRS documentation
- A side-by-side comparison worksheet
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Every rate, limit, and rule in this guide is checked against current IRS guidance.
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