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For instance if you’re a sales rep and you
drove your vehicle 20,000 miles in a year
and 8,000 of those miles were for personal
and the other 12,000 miles were for
business, you can only deduct 60% of your
expenses.
For employer provided vehicles, you may
deduct unreimbursed expenses but you
may not be able to take the standard
mileage deduction. Be sure to check with a
qualified tax professional before deducting
auto expenses on your tax return.
For more information visit my website at
Tina L. Moe, C.P.A., CGMA, formed A.C.T. Services in 2002,
and began building her business. Her practice has grown to a
clientele more than 1,200 clients and a team of more than a
dozen staff members.
Tina attributes her business growth to being proactive with
her clients, maintaining affordability and accessibility of the
business owner herself.
Tina is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public
Accountants (AICPA) and the Indiana CPA Society. Contact her
at: and on
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