Explore practical tax-rate explainers, recordkeeping checklists, and driver-focused mileage advice.
UK mileage updates
The first HMRC mileage increase since 2011 is backdated to 6 April 2026. Check earlier payments, understand tax relief, and keep 2025/26 records separate.
US mileage updates
The July increase means your 2026 mileage deduction needs two subtotals. Follow a worked example and reconcile your dated trip records before filing.
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A vehicle-focused guide to routing Australian work travel costs and keeping the evidence that explains each expense.
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Multiply approved work kilometres by an employer-set rate, document the inputs and hand a clear mileage reimbursement total to payroll.
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Turn a gross car allowance into pay-cycle figures, compare it with your own vehicle-cost budget, and see a practical surplus or shortfall.
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Use a capture-review-export workflow to choose and maintain a vehicle log book app without leaving trip purpose and record quality until tax time.
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Copy an ungated ATO vehicle log book template, follow a completed example, and catch missing trip details with a simple weekly check.
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Classify potential work car trips, capture useful evidence, and prepare your Australian employee car expense records before choosing a claim method.
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Compare cents per kilometre with the ATO logbook method using the 2026-27 rate, a break-even formula, and the records each option requires.
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Set up an ATO-compliant 12-week logbook, calculate your business-use percentage, and keep the odometer and car-expense records your claim requires.
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The official ATO cents per kilometre rate for 2026-27 is 91c/km, up from 88c/km for 2024-25 and 2025-26.
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The temporary fuel-relief period ended on 2 August 2026. The relief itself required no driver application, while work and business claims still need records.
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Prepare your 2025/26 mileage records for the 31 January 2027 online filing deadline. Use 45p/25p for that year and keep 2026/27 trips separate.
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The 2026/27 car and van rate is 55p for the first 10,000 business miles, then 25p. The increase was announced in May and backdated to 6 April 2026.
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Status (January 15, 2026): The Government of Canada announced the official 2026 automobile allowance rates on January 14, 2026. The prescribed rates are $0.73 per kilometre for the first...
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Use 72.5¢ per business mile for January–June 2026 and 76¢ for July–December. See both rate tables, a split-year calculation, and mileage record requirements.
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For the latest details on next year’s reimbursement calculations, see our full guide to the 2026 CRA mileage rate . The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has announced updated mileage...
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As a delivery driver, tracking your mileage accurately can mean the difference between losing money and maximizing your tax deductions. With new AI-powered app solutions like DriveLog , you...
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In today’s fast-paced business world, managing travel expenses can be a daunting task. Traditional mileage tracking methods often lead to inaccurate records, missed deductions, and hours of...
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Easily estimate your potential reimbursement for work-related driving using the CRA’s official 2024 mileage rates . Enter your business kilometres into the calculator below to see how much...
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Learn the fastest way to track business mileage on iPhone, classify trips, and export tax-ready reports in a few taps.
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The ATO cents per kilometre rate was 88 cents for both 2024-25 and 2025-26. See the historical rate, a calculation example and the records to keep.
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The Best Mileage Tracker for Uber Driving for Uber means every mile counts—literally. These miles can translate into significant tax deductions, but only if they’re accurately tracked....
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The Best Mileage Tracker for Lyft As a Lyft driver, you understand that each mile you log is potentially valuable for your tax returns. Manual tracking of these miles, however, can lead to...
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Calculate a 2026–27 work-related car deduction using the ATO cents per kilometre method and learn what records to keep.
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