For 2025, the IRS business mileage rate has increased from 67 to 70 cents per mile. This guide will explore properly applying the IRS mileage rate in your business in 2025.

The United States federal tax code is complicated and confusing. If you drive a vehicle for work purposes, you may be able to deduct some of those costs. Here's your guide to work vehicle tax...

A mileage reimbursement is not treated as taxable income if you follow the rules. What are the tax rules for mileage reimbursements? Here is your guide to keeping mileage reimbursements free of taxes.

When it comes to understanding vehicle allowances, navigating the intricacies of tax regulations can be daunting. The Internal Revenue Service Publication 463 provides guidance, but it is 60 pages...

Mileage reimbursement is a way to recognize the efforts of employees who use their vehicles for work. A lot of confusion surrounds determining mileage rates and reimbursable expenses. This guide will...

The current IRS rules for business mileage deductions continue until 2026. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (2017) removed business expense deductions for employees. These rules continue to affect whether...

Not everyone realizes that the IRS treats car allowances as taxable income. If your organization does not withhold taxes on employee car allowances, it's time to start.

Every year, when the IRS releases its new standard mileage rates, a new maximum standard automobile cost for FAVR programs is released. The cap for 2024 was increased once again as vehicle costs...

If your organization operates a fleet of company vehicles, now is a good time to evaluate the tools you use to support this program. By adopting the right tools you can reduce your organization's...