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Mileage Reimbursement Calculator

Calculate Your Mileage Reimbursement

Description

This Mileage Reimbursement Calculator allows you to calculate your travel expenses based on the number of miles driven and the IRS mileage rates from the past 11 years. Whether you're using this tool for personal record-keeping, tax preparation, or business reimbursements, you can easily compute the reimbursement amount for your mileage.

How to Use

  1. Enter the number of miles you have driven into the "Enter miles driven" input box.
  2. Select the year in which the mileage was driven from the dropdown menu. The calculator will use the IRS mileage rate for the selected year.
  3. Click the "Calculate Reimbursement" button to compute the reimbursement amount based on the selected year's rate and the entered mileage.
  4. The reimbursement amount will be displayed below the button, showing the total reimbursement based on the selected year’s mileage rate.

Mileage Rates Table

Below is the table showing the IRS mileage rates for the past 11 years:

Year Mileage Rate (per mile)
2025$0.675
2024$0.655
2023$0.655
2022$0.585
2021$0.56
2020$0.575
2019$0.58
2018$0.545
2017$0.535
2016$0.54
2015$0.575
2014$0.56

How to Calculate Mileage Reimbursement Manually

To manually calculate your mileage reimbursement, you can use the following steps:

  1. Determine the number of miles you have driven for business, medical, moving, or charitable purposes.
  2. Find the IRS mileage rate for the applicable year from the table above.
  3. Multiply the number of miles driven by the IRS mileage rate for that year.
  4. The result is the total reimbursement amount for your mileage.
  5. Example: If you drove 100 miles in 2023, the reimbursement would be calculated as follows:
    • Miles Driven: 100
    • Mileage Rate: $0.655 (for 2023)
    • Total Reimbursement: 100 miles × $0.655 = $65.5
Last updated: 09/13/2024
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