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The speaker discussed different methods for deducting business car expenses, emphasizing the need for detailed documentation of business mileage. The first method involves tracking business mileage and deducting expenses at a set rate per mile, while the second method entails deducting actual expenses such as gas, maintenance, and insurance. Personal and commuting miles are non-deductible. The speaker highlighted the importance of keeping receipts and determining the percentage of driving attributable to business. It was mentioned that if a car was previously written off for business purposes, expenses can still be deducted. The goal is to simplify tracking and maximizing deductions for business car use.
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If you use your personal vehicle for business purposes, you can deduct the business-related portion of vehicle expenses, such as mileage, fuel, maintenance, and insurance.
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business car expenses
deducting expenses
business mileage
tracking mileage
business deductions
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