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See what your business miles are worth at the 2026 IRS standard mileage rates, $0.725/mi for miles driven Jan 1 – Jun 30 and $0.76/mi for miles driven on or after Jul 1, and roughly how much you’d save in taxes. An estimate for educational purposes.

Estimated mileage deduction

$8,910

IRS rate, Jan–Jun 2026

$0.725/mi

IRS rate, Jul–Dec 2026

$0.76/mi

Raised mid-year by IRS Announcement 2026-11

Self-employment tax saved

$1,259

15.3% on 92.35% of the deduction

Income tax saved

$1,822

At your marginal rate

Total estimated tax savings

$3,081

Both taxes combined

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The IRS raised the standard mileage rate to $0.76/mile for miles driven on or after July 1, 2026 ($0.725 for Jan 1 – Jun 30). Standard mileage rate applies to cars and light vehicles with a contemporaneous mileage log. Owner-operators of heavy trucks use the actual-expense method instead. Savings assume net self-employment earnings below the Social Security wage base, where the full 15.3% applies; above it only the 2.9% Medicare portion does. An estimate for education, not tax advice.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the 2026 IRS standard mileage rate?

There are two for 2026: $0.725 per business mile for Jan 1 – Jun 30, and $0.76 per business mile for miles driven on or after Jul 1 (raised mid-year by IRS Announcement 2026-11). Rates apply to cars and light vehicles; you multiply business miles in each period by that period's rate. (Owner-operators of heavy trucks use the actual-expense method instead.)

How much can gig drivers save with the mileage deduction?

It depends on your miles and tax bracket. Many full-time drivers log thousands of business miles a year and under-track them. The deduction lowers your taxable income; your actual savings equal the deduction times your marginal rate.

Do I need to track every mile?

Yes, the IRS expects a contemporaneous mileage log. Gigaverse auto-tracks every business mile so the deduction is documented at tax time.

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