SECTION 2. SUMMARY OF
Internal Revenue Bulletin 2003-43 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
STANDARD MILEAGE RATES
.01 Standard mileage rates .
(1) Business (section 5 below) 37.5 cents per mile
(2) Charitable (section 7 below) 14 cents per mile
(3) Medical and moving (section 7 below) 14 cents per mile
at the destination while traveling away from home.
.04 Section 1.274–5(g), in part, grants the Commissioner the authority to prescribe rules relating to mileage allowances for ordinary and necessary expenses of using a vehicle for local transportation and transportation to, from, and at the destination while traveling away from home. Pursuant to this grant of authority, the Commissioner may prescribe rules under which the allowances, if in accordance with reasonable business practice, will be regarded as (1) equivalent to substantiation, by adequate records or other sufficient evidence, of the amount of the travel and transportation expenses for purposes of § 1.274–5(c), and (2) satisfying the requirements of an adequate accounting to the employer of the amount of the expenses for purposes of § 1.274–5(f).
.02 Determination of standard mileage rates . The business, medical, and moving standard mileage rates reflected in this revenue procedure are based on an annual study of the fixed and variable costs of operating an automobile conducted on behalf of the Internal Revenue Service by an independent contractor, and the charitable standard mileage rate is provided in § 170(i) of the Internal Revenue Code.
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