The IRS mileage reimbursement rate allows eligible taxpayers to deduct vehicle use for qualifying purposes. Learn which trips qualify and who can claim it.

The mileage tax deduction can lower your tax bill if you qualify. Learn who’s eligible, which method saves more and how to claim it correctly in 2026.

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Some jobs or organizations will reimburse their employees or volunteers for miles driven on the company's behalf. To be able to be reimbursed for driving miles, the driver must keep a detailed record ...

When it comes to business tax deductions, one of the most overlooked helps are your auto and transportation fees. This may be because business owners are either unaware of this benefit or just don’t ...

Learning the reporting requirements for mileage reimbursement will help you stay in compliance with IRS rules concerning business deductions. You can use the standard mileage rate for passenger ...

On the home page, there are two ways to start a new expense report: In the top menu bar, click the drop-down arrow next to Home, click Expense. In the Quick Task bar click Start a Report. For more ...