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William Huston
  • Trinity, FL
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What method do you use for tracking miles daily?

William Huston
  • Trinity, FL
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I was curious which method you go about using to track your miles for tax purposes

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Lance Hulsey
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  • Ben Lomond, CA
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Lance Hulsey
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Ben Lomond, CA
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I use two different apps on my iPhone.  MileIQ is cool but costs $59.99/year and works great with a website login to manage miles.  My favorite is using the Intuit Self Employed App because it automatically tracks miles as part of the monthly price and updates your expense tracking.  Works great and will import right into tax return when you file taxes.  Those are the two I use and I think I will stop using MileIQ since I don't need to pay for two programs that do roughly the same thing.

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