Find out exactly how much your business miles are worth as a tax deduction in 2026.
Enter your business miles above to see your potential deduction.
Most gig drivers miss 20–30% of their deductible miles. TrakMiles tracks every business trip automatically so you never leave money on the table.
Download TrakMiles FreeBusiness miles include driving to pick up orders, trips to customers, going between job sites, and driving to buy supplies for your business. Commuting from home to a regular workplace does not count. See IRS mileage requirements →
The IRS requires a mileage log with the date, destination, business purpose, and miles for each trip. An automatic tracker like TrakMiles creates this record for you in real time. Full deductions guide →
You can either deduct a flat rate per mile (standard method — 72.5¢ for miles driven Jan–Jun 2026, 76¢ for Jul–Dec) or deduct actual vehicle costs like gas, insurance, and depreciation. Most gig drivers save more with the standard mileage method — and it requires far less record keeping.
Taxes on your 2026 income are due April 15, 2027. If you owe more than $1,000 in self-employment tax, you should also be making quarterly estimated payments throughout the year. Quarterly payments guide →
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