Out with the old - in with the new mileage rates -

It’s easy to forget about the business use of your personal car. Here’s how to calculate this deduction for all your business miles.

Beginning January 1, 2015:

57.5 cents/mile (business miles driven)
23 cents/mile driven (medical or moving
purposes)
14 cents/mile driven (in service to charitable organizations)

Historical Mileage Rates
Year:	Business	Medical or Moving	Charitable Service
2014 IRS Mileage Rate	56 Cents/Mile	23.5 Cents/Mile	14 Cents/Mile
2013 IRS Mileage Rate	56.5 Cents/Mile	24 Cents/Mile	14 Cents/Mile
2012 IRS Mileage Rate	55.5 Cents/Mile	23 Cents/Mile	14 Cents/Mile
2011 IRS Mileage Rate(July 1 – December 31)	55.5 Cents/Mile	23.5 Cents/Mile	14 Cents/Mile
2011 IRS Mileage Rate(January 1 – June 30)	51 Cents/Mile	19 Cents/Mile	14 Cents/Mile
2010 IRS Mileage Rate	50 Cents/Mile	16.5 Cents/Mile	14 Cents/Mile
2009 IRS Mileage Rate	55 Cents/Mile	24 Cents/Mile	14 Cents/Mile
2008 IRS Mileage Rate(July 1 – December 31)	58.5 Cents/Mile	27 Cents/Mile	14 Cents/Mile
2008 IRS Mileage Rate(January 1 – June 30)	50.5 Cents/Mile	19 Cents/Mile	14 Cents/Mile
2007 IRS Mileage Rate	48.5 Cents/Mile	20 Cents/Mile	14 Cents/Mile
2006 IRS Mileage Rate	44.5 Cents/Mile	18 Cents/Mile	14 Cents/Mile

About
Latest Posts

David Conley

David is a partner at Smith, Conley & Associates, PC. In addition to writing and tax consulting, he is active in the pro-life community serving as President of the Fayette County Right to Life chapter of Georgia Right to Life.
He is also a founding Board Member and Finance Director of the Fayette Pregnancy Resource Center and serves on the Board of the National Equal Rights Institute.