2026 IRS rates · Free, no sign-up
Enter the business miles you drove and see your deduction using the IRS standard mileage rate, plus a rough estimate of the tax it could save. The 2026 rate changed mid-year, so the calculator takes your miles for January–June and July–December separately.
The tax savings figure is a rough estimate: your deduction multiplied by your income tax rate plus about 14.1% self-employment tax. It's not a tax calculation, and your actual savings depend on your full return.
The IRS standard mileage rate lets you deduct a set amount for each business mile instead of tracking gas, repairs, and depreciation separately. For 2026 the rate was 72.5¢ per mile through June 30 and 76¢ per mile from July 1. Only business miles count, and you need a record of them. See our 2026 mileage rate guide for what counts, and our mileage tracking guide for what to write down.
The calculator here is free. The Gig Worker Mileage & Tax Tracker is a separate $9 download that applies the right rate to each shift by date and shows your quarterly tax set-aside. Google Sheets + Excel, one-time, no subscription. You enter your miles; there's no GPS tracking.
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