The right rate for each trip
The IRS rate for 2026 changed on July 1. We use the rate for each trip's date, so a year's log adds up right.
Make a mileage log for taxes in a minute.
Type or paste your trips. We use the 2026 IRS rate for each date, add it all up, and give you a log to keep or hand in. No app. No account.
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Three steps
- Step 1: Paste. Type or paste your trips, one on each line: the date, where and why, and the miles.
- Step 2: Check. We show the number of trips, the miles, and the dollar total at the IRS rate.
- Step 3: Download. Press Make my mileage log. You get a PDF, and an Excel file if you want it.
A mileage log for taxes, with the 2026 IRS rate
The rate went up on July 1, 2026. We use the right one for each trip.
No app, no account
No tracking app on your phone. Just paste the trips you already wrote down.
Stays on your computer
The log is made in your browser. Your trips are never uploaded.
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Questions
What is the IRS mileage rate for 2026?
For business driving it is 72.5 cents a mile from January 1 to June 30, 2026, and 76 cents a mile from July 1, 2026.
How do I type my trips?
One trip on each line. Start with the date, like 3/14. Then where you went and why. Then the miles. Commas or tabs both work, so you can paste from a spreadsheet.
What does the IRS want in a mileage log?
For each trip: the date, where you went, why it was for business, and the miles. Our log has all of these and the total.
Can I get it in Excel?
Yes. After you make your log, press Also get it as an Excel file. It opens in Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers.
Do you see my trips?
No. The log is made inside this browser tab. We only get a count, so we can count your free logs.
Is this tax advice?
No. It adds up your miles at the IRS rate. Ask a tax pro if you are not sure what counts as business driving.
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Make a mileage logStep-by-step guides
Keep a mileage log the IRS will accept. These guides cover the 2026 rate and what to write down.