What is the IRS Tax Mileage Rate for 2010, 2011?
How Much Per Mile?
In the year of 2010, for every mile you drive for your business you can deduct $0.50. This is a five cent drop compared to last year, which is supposedly made for by the lower cost of travel these days.
It’s $0.165 per mile for medical or moving purposes (yes, the five is half a cent) and $0.14 for charitable purposes: driving to make a donation or driving for a charitable company.
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In the year of 2010, for every mile you drive for your business you can deduct $0.50. This is a five cent drop compared to last year, which is supposedly made for by the lower cost of travel these days.
It’s $0.165 per mile for medical or moving purposes (yes, the five is half a cent) and $0.14 for charitable purposes: driving to make a donation or driving for a charitable company.
Read More Here: http://harborfi.typepad.com/tax
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