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Crystalynn Shelton 3 weeks, 3 days ago.
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Hi Leanea!
It really depends. I recommend that you do the calculation for both and then take the one that gives you the larger deduction. As a matter of fact, when you tax software like TurboTax that’s exactly what the program does. I’ve included the link to an article on when to use the standard mileage rate vs actual car expenses below:
2017 Mileage Rate & When to Use Standard Rate vs. Actual Car Expenses
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Crystalynn Shelton
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