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Mileage deduction calculator for 2026
Enter business miles before and after the IRS's July 1 rate change, plus parking and tolls, to see your deduction.
72.5¢ per mile
76¢ per mile
Deductible on top of the mileage rate.
Commuting from home to a regular workplace doesn't count. Trips to clients, between work sites and to pick up supplies usually do. Log the date, miles and purpose of each trip.
Mileage deduction for 2026
$3,836
- 2,400 mi x 72.5¢
- $1,740.00
- 2,600 mi x 76¢
- $1,976.00
- Parking and tolls
- $120.00
- Total business miles
- 5,000
Estimate only, not tax advice. To use the standard rate for a car you own, choose it in the first year you use the car for business.
IN SHORT
The IRS business standard mileage rate for 2026 is 72.5 cents per mile for driving from January 1 to June 30 and 76 cents from July 1 to December 31, after a mid-year increase for fuel prices. Multiply business miles in each period by its rate and add business parking and tolls. Commuting doesn't count. This is an estimate, not tax advice.
Prices and limits as of .
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