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IRS Mileage Tracking Requirements There are no specific requirements on how you track your mileage. The important thing is that you need to record the mileage of each trip. For maximum accuracy, odometer readings should be taken at the beginning and end of your trips.
Maintain a Driving Log At the start of each trip, record the odometer reading and list the purpose, starting location, ending location, and date of the trip. After the trip, the final odometer must be recorded and then subtracted from the initial reading to find the total mileage for the trip.
To find an employees PUCC value under the cents-per-mile rule, multiply their personal miles driven by the IRS standard mileage rate. For 2023 the standard mileage rate is 65.5 cents per business mile drive. The rate includes the costs of maintenance, insurance, and fuel.
The IRS allows people to put together their mileage numbers based on incomplete records. You need to have: A statement explaining how you came up with the number of miles you drove for work purposes. You need to explain the evidence you use and how you calculated the number of miles based on the evidence.
If youre keeping a mileage log for IRS purposes, your log must be able to prove the amount of miles driven for each business-related trip, the date and time each trip took place, the destination for each trip, and the business-related purpose for traveling to this destination.
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Yes. There is no rule that you shouldnt record your mileage log even if you use your car 100 percent for business. IRS will still require your complete mileage log record for the entire year stating the total miles you have driven.
The IRS requires that mileage be recorded within a reasonable amount of time. Its a good rule of thumb to have employees contemporaneously record their mileage at the start and end of each trip. The IRS requires that the business purpose of every expense be recorded.
Maintain a Driving Log You must keep a log of the total miles driven if you choose the standard mileage deduction. The IRS specifies: At the start of each trip, record the odometer reading and list the purpose, starting location, ending location, and date of the trip.

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