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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 your…

MileageWise Named “Best for Compliance” by Forbes

We’re excited to share that MileageWise has been featured in the Forbes 2025 list of the best mileage trackers! The review highlights what makes MileageWise different from many other mileage tracker apps. Instead of focusing only on convenience, the system is designed to help drivers create IRS-ready mileage logs that can stand up during an…

Is There a Maximum Mileage Deduction?

You're wondering if there’s a maximum mileage deduction the IRS allows, the straightforward answer is no. There's no maximum mileage limit for the IRS standard mileage deduction. You can deduct an unlimited number of business, medical, moving (if you're qualified military or intelligence personnel), or charitable miles. However, this relies on one critical factor: you…

Now on the App Store: Mileage Log from Google Maps for iPhone

Our Mileage Log from Google Maps app is now available in the Apple App Store! iPhone users can convert Google Maps Timeline drives into an IRS-compliant mileage log directly on their phone. No desktop. No file transfers. No extra tools. Everything happens in the app. What the App Does The app converts your Google Maps…