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

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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.