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6 Useful Tools for Self-Employed Professionals

The client work is only part of being self-employed. You also need to answer questions, promote your services, organize records, and keep everyday tasks moving. Those smaller jobs can take up a surprising amount of your week.The right tools can help you spend less time on admin and more time on paying work. These six…

Business Car Depreciation Calculator & Guide

A business car depreciation calculator helps you figure out how much of your vehicle's cost you can deduct each year for tax purposes. This guide explains how depreciation works for business vehicles, what factors the IRS considers, and how you can maximize your tax savings. We'll look at different methods, important limits, and show you…

Google Maps Mileage Calculator: Your Tool for Tracking Miles?

Ever wonder how to calculate the mileage for your next trip, or perhaps your daily commute? A Google Maps mileage calculator lets you do exactly that. Using tools like this can be a game-changer for budgeting, planning, and even for tax deductions. In this guide, we will break down your options to measure distances and…

IRS Raises 2026 Mileage Rate to 76 Cents per Mile Mid-Year

The IRS has announced a rare mid-year increase to the standard mileage rates for 2026. Beginning July 1, 2026, the business standard mileage rate increases from 72.5 cents to 76 cents per mile. The rates for eligible medical and moving travel also increase, while the charitable mileage rate remains unchanged. The IRS says the adjustment…

Update: Match Addresses With Nearby Places Faster

Ever looked at a mileage log and thought, “I know I drove there… but why?” It happens more often than most drivers would like to admit. Your mileage tracker records a street address, but weeks later, that address does not tell you much. Maybe you parked a few blocks away from your actual destination. Maybe…