Last updated on October 7, 2025If you use Waze for navigation, you still need a mileage tracker to keep IRS-ready records for mileage deduction. Waze guides you, while MileageWise tracks your business miles and creates compliant reports.The best part: you can open Waze from inside MileageWise, log trips, and navigate with ease. Table of Contents…
Last Updated: December 9, 2025IRS’s Publication 463 describes what costs are deductible, how to include them on your tax return, what documents you need to show your expenses, and how to handle any refunds you could get for your expenses. In this article, we’ve collected the most essential information you need to know as someone…
Are you paying attention to these common mistakes in your mileage log?Did you drive more miles between two refuelings than is possible with the amount of gas in your tank?Did you record your odometer readings?Do the odometer readings correspond with the number of miles you've driven?Did you start your car in the morning where you…
Last Updated: July 12, 2025 Choosing the right mileage tracking app is crucial for maximizing tax deductions and ensuring IRS compliance. This showdown of TripLog vs MileIQ helps you navigate the features, pricing, and real-world performance to find your perfect fit. Table of Contents TripLog vs MileIQ: Which App is Right for You? When it comes…
Last Updated: February 10, 2026The goal of our new Case Study series is to educate our users about some common tax-related topics. We wanted to start with the not-so-fortunate cases. So that we can move on to the good practices later to show how much easier it is to claim a tax deduction by keeping…
