Real estate & rental
Real Estate Agent Mileage Calculator
Business mileage and what the standard rate deduction is worth against your tax.
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Not tax advice. Deduction rules, mileage rates and self-employment tax treatment change annually and depend on your entity, your state and the rest of your return. Use this to plan a set-aside, and confirm the actual figures with an accountant before filing anything. The standard mileage rate changes every year and sometimes mid-year. Choosing the actual expense method in the first year a vehicle is used restricts your ability to switch later, and either method requires a contemporaneous log rather than a reconstruction.
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Do I need a mileage log?
Yes, and it needs to be kept as you go rather than recreated at year end. Date, destination, purpose and miles is the standard expectation.
Does commuting count?
Generally not. Driving from home to a regular office is commuting; driving between showings, to listings and to closings is business. The distinction matters and is frequently examined.
The formula
standard deduction = business miles x the standard rate; actual = vehicle costs x business use share
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