Last updated: April 11, 2024 Nobody likes getting letters from the IRS, period. If you do receive one, however, you’d better act as quickly as possible in order to avoid an IRS fine, which is sometimes an enormous amount. Mileage logging is no exception: if you had claimed a business mileage tax deduction that the IRS rejected, you have to get your trips together in 30 days. If you think ahead, you can easily fix this mistake – as long as you have a solid Google-made backup of your trips.

Last updated: April 12, 2024 “Can I use Google Maps to make mileage logs for taxes?” If the Location history option is activated in your Google account on your phone, Google Maps’ Timeline function displays the places you have visited and the routes you have taken based on your location history, you can also record the places you visit manually on the timeline. This seems like a good solution if you have to keep a mileage log since you don’t have to worry about recalling (and forgetting) what places you

Last updated on: August 19th, 2022 Do you have a list of monthly trips from a data source like Excel or Google Timeline, but cannot use them directly as a mileage log? Working with said data sources can be time-consuming, but fear not: Our new feature will quickly become your favorite. With our new feature, by importing these trips, you can quickly and easily add, merge, separate, correct, or check them. You no longer have to work twice!  What kind of data source can your trips be imported from? The