By Roger Chartier


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Mileage Log

Did you know that you can deduct or rather get an allowance on your taxes for the miles you have driven for business, Medical, moving etc?

There are specific rules that apply but if you are in business for yourself for one example you can deduct 56.5 cents per mile driven in 2013.

You can deduct 24 cents per mile driven for medical purposes, and 14 cents per mile for charity in that year, as well. You have to read the instructions for details.


Check on that here

At - www.mileage-deduction.com/

Depending on what condition your vehicle is in, and whether you have a loan on your vehicle, the mileage deduction for miles driven could be more to your advantage for tax purposes.

It is also referred to as the "Mileage Allowance".

The alternative to consider is the Actual Expense method.

If you have a vehicle that is paid for, cost nothing for an auto payment, and only has a low insurance cost, this could be best for you.


It gets better when you get more MPG or Miles Per Gallon.

You are expected to keep track of miles driven and for what purpose.

That is done easily with a mileage log. It is simple.

You should always use a mileage log. Print the free mileage log.

Or print this free mileage log.

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A lot of folks panic when they are asked to fill out a W9 form.

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