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The 67 Cents Per Mile Calculator calculates reimbursement at the standard IRS business mileage rate of 67 cents per mile. This rate is used for calculating deductible costs of operating an automobile for business purposes.
The calculator uses a simple formula:
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Explanation: The calculation multiplies the number of business miles driven by the standard reimbursement rate of 67 cents per mile to determine the total reimbursement amount.
Details: Accurate mileage reimbursement calculation is important for businesses to properly compensate employees for business-related travel expenses and for individuals to claim appropriate tax deductions for business use of their personal vehicles.
Tips: Enter the total number of business miles driven. The calculator will automatically compute the reimbursement amount at the standard rate of 67 cents per mile.
Q1: Is 67 cents per mile the current IRS standard rate?
A: The standard mileage rate can change annually. Please check the current year's IRS guidelines for the most up-to-date rate.
Q2: Can this rate be used for all types of travel?
A: The standard mileage rate is specifically for business travel. Different rates may apply for medical, moving, or charitable purposes.
Q3: What expenses does the standard mileage rate cover?
A: The standard mileage rate is designed to cover all vehicle operating expenses including gas, oil, tires, maintenance, repairs, insurance, and depreciation.
Q4: Should I use actual expenses or the standard mileage rate?
A: This depends on your specific situation. The standard rate is simpler but actual expenses might yield a larger deduction if you have high vehicle operating costs.
Q5: Are there record-keeping requirements?
A: Yes, you should maintain a mileage log that includes dates, destinations, business purposes, and odometer readings for all business trips.