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Use your mileage records when filing your tax return

If you’ve been tracking trips with the Vehicle Mileage Tracker, you can use your records to claim mileage-related deductions or report reimbursed travel on your tax return. The report includes miles traveled and the calculated dollar value for each type of trip.

Whether you file your return manually or use tax software, Quicken helps you organize the data you need.

Get your mileage records

Open the Vehicle Mileage Tracker

You can access the tracker from either tab:

From the Business tab

  1. Go to the Business tab.

  2. Select Business Tools, then choose Mileage Tracker.

From the Rental Property tab

  1. Go to the Rental Property tab.

  2. Select Add Transactions, then choose Mileage Tracker.

Prepare your report

  1. In the mileage list, select Customize.

  2. Make sure all tax-relevant columns are shown, including:

    • Type

    • Miles

    • Rate

    • Purpose

  3. Display all trips for the tax year. Include:

    • Tax-deductible mileage

    • Reimbursed mileage, especially if you were reimbursed above the IRS rate

Print your report

  1. Select the Print icon.

  2. Choose Preview to confirm the layout.

  3. Print the list or save it as a PDF.

The printed report shows miles and dollar totals by trip type. This makes it easier to complete your tax return or provide documentation to your preparer.

Report mileage on your tax return

Use the totals from your report to complete the correct section of your tax forms.

Trip type

Where to report it

Business

Schedule C

Rental property

Schedule E

Medical

Schedule A

Charity

Schedule A

Unreimbursed business

Schedule A

Other

Track for records (not deductible)

If you were reimbursed above the IRS mileage rate, the excess may count as income. Check with your tax advisor.

Important notes

  • Some deductions, such as for medical or unreimbursed business mileage, are subject to adjusted gross income (AGI) thresholds. Quicken does not determine eligibility.

  • Always consult a tax advisor before claiming deductions based on mileage data.


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